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Gaysha Berlin e.V. is a Berlin queer karate club founded in 1989 as an anti-violence project for gay men and friends. It teaches Wado-ryu karate and self-defense in a community setting. Gaysha is a long-established part of Berlin's LGBT sports scene and offers classes open to all regardless of sexual orientation or gender.
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