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Religious groups held peaceful anti-LGBTQ demonstrations along Parliament road, Nairobi on October 6, 2023. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

History is replete with religious and political leaders announcing warring crusades or pronouncing fatwas against Muslims, Christians, blacks, the sick, differently abled and women.

Sadly, a small number of today's generation seem ready to repeat this bloody history. On Friday, saw a milder yet similar call against a Kenyan minority community.

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