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by Ana Simo
JULY 2, 2002. Croatia had its first ever Gay Pride last Saturday. Two hundred intrepid people marched through the center of Zagreb, the capital, protected by a wall of riot cops holding plexiglass shields. "Silence is Humiliation," read a sign carried by a marcher.
The rabidly Catholic and homophobic Croatian masses expressed their disapproval by staying home.
The relatively few onlookers hurled insults at marchers and cops alike. They ranged from a guy brandishing a painted plaster image of the Virgin Mary to a large crowd of jeering skinheads who managed to lob a tear gas canisters at the marchers, in spite of the heavy security.
The canister missed its intended target and the wind dispersed the fumes.
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