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‘The Imitation Game’ spurs petition to pardon 49,000 prosecuted gay men

“The Imitation Game” has prompted more than just awards and acclaim. In light of the buzz surrounding the movie, a petition to pardon 49,000 men convicted in Britain for being homosexual is picking up momentum.

Arts Feb 18

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Arts Jan 29

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