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Netherland's first openly gay prime minister visits NYC's Stonewall Inn

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Netherland's first openly gay prime minister visits NYC's Stonewall Inn

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, who this year became the first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands, toured the historic Greenwich Village landmark and reflected on its significance.

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