Now-Again Records And A Look At Progress And Setbacks In Global Gay Rights

Feb 13, 2018, 4:50pm CT

LGBT activists shout slogans during a rally against a planned revision to Indonesia's criminal code, outside the Parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia on Monday. The revision would allow prison sentences of up to five years for sex between unmarried people and also criminalize gay sex, the bugbear of Indonesia's Islamic and secular political parties. Writings on the posters read: "Criminal code revision violates our rights to privacy" and "With love, we refuse the criminal code revision". Tatan Syuflana / AP Photo

Now-Again Records And A Look At Progress And Setbacks In Global Gay Rights

Feb 13, 2018, 4:50pm CT

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On today’s show:

Now-Again Records in Los Angeles has issued music anthologies that cover everything from funk and rock to jazz and beyond. We talk with the store’s founder, Eothen Alapatt.
Plus, a look at progress and setbacks in global gay rights with Brooke Sopelsa, managing editor at NBC Out.