300 Caribbean religious officials urge U.S. to stop promoting LGBT rights
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- The Trinidadians are fifth in the six team group with three points and nothing less than a win will give them a real shot at qualifyiong for the 2018 World Cup in Russia <strong>Here’s What’s trending</strong> Nearly 300 religious officials from the Caribbean and Guyana have urged the U.S.
- to no longer promote LGBT and intersex rights abroad.
Its Tuesday, March 28. We are looking at some of the top stories across your Caribbean-American community.
And in sports
Trinidad and Tobago face a tough home World Cup qualifying match against group leaders Mexico at the Haisley Crawford Dtadium today. The Trinidadians are fifth in the six team group with three points and nothing less than a win will give them a real shot at qualifyiong for the 2018 World Cup in Russia
Here’s What’s trending
Nearly 300 religious officials from the Caribbean and Guyana have urged the U.S. to no longer promote LGBT and intersex rights abroad. The 289 ministers who are from the Bahamas, St. Maarten, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana made the request in a letter they sent to President Trump recently.
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