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We Can't Keep Thinking Of Gay People As Being Ostracised; We Can't Keep Thinking Of Muslim People As Being [ostracised] Because Of The Fundamentalism That Occurs In Islam. Muslim People Have To Do Something About Speaking Up About It. We Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

No Tears To Damn You When Jealousy Burns.

Rock And Roll Came In And Changed My Life And Changed The Whole Music Scene Forever, And Then I Grew To Love R&b And Motown And All Black Music, Gospel Music. But I Never Dismiss Any Form Of Music. I Listen To Everything.

George W. Bush Was Passionate About Aids. And We Had A 10-minute Talk At The Interval Of A Concert At The Kennedy Center About Aids. And I Was Astonished About How Well-informed He Was And His Commitment To Aids. And So It's The Typical Thing Of Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover Until You Have Read The Book.

You Know, No One Should Be Marginalized In Society When It Comes To Health. And, You Know, We Have - As A Foundation, We Have Tried To Champion Those People [sex Workers, Needle Users, Intravenous Drug Users, Prostitutes] And Be By - Be By Their Side And Say, Listen, These People Cannot Be Forgotten. If You Forget About Them, Then The Disease Is Never Going To Go Away.