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October 2009, Featured Articles, Someone You MUST Know
Someone You Must Know: Kanako Otsuji
Kanako Otsuji was the first openly homosexual politician in Japan. Do know someone the rest of us should know about? Send in your nominations today to editor@joined-together.net.
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