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This week, Jenni tells us about living with a serious illness. She is HIV-positive, and says that some people are ashamed to be friends with her. On the sunny side, she believes many people in her position live longer than those that are HIV negative, because they take such good care of their health.
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“True Talk” puts people in front of the camera who are fighting prejudice. They answer questions that nobody would normally dare to ask directly. This week, we speak to Fynn who defines himself as non-binary. He says the climate is much safer now for people to declare themselves as trans. (SRF/swissinfo.ch)
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