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In light of faculty crackdowns at LDS church-owned Brigham Young University, some Latter-day Saints are wondering how the institution will navigate tension between progressive-minded academia and ...

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Fabián Cháirez, a gay painter from Mexico, has ignited a firestorm of controversy in Mexico City over his latest exhibition, La Venida del Señor (The Coming of the Lord). Hosted at the Antigua ...

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