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By Brody Levesque (Washington DC) OCT 14 | An openly Gay City Councilman from Ft.Worth, Texas, Joel Burns broke down in tears Tuesday during a meeting of the City's Council as he related his own bullying at the hands of Anti-Gay peers and others when he attended high school.

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