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2:43Now PlayingLady Saw opens up about the gay population in Jamaica, and says that things have been changing for the better. She adds that people have actually been afraid of gay people in the community, because they hang out in more popular areas and have been known to start fights.
When asked about gay marriage being legalized, Lady Saw isn't optimistic. She says that people are trying to convince the Prime Minister to legalize same-sex union, but she doesn't foresee it happening soon.
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