Liberals, Islamists clash over Morocco "gay wedding"
KSAR EL KEBIR, Morocco (Reuters) - When rumors of a "gay wedding" spread through the northern Moroccan town of Ksar el Kebir, the only evidence produced was a video on YouTube of a man dancing suggestively in women's clothes.
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