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11/19/2009 Edition

Feature Story

Trans Awakening

Earline Budd's journey has been difficult and dangerous -- and led her to bring compassion to her activism

Interview by Yusef NajafiPhotography by Todd Franson

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Spiking in D.C.

Volleyball tourney returns to D.C.

by Yusef Najafi

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Local Leaders

Stein Democrats announce leadership for 2010

by Yusef Najafi

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Mister Marcus Luncheon

Local leather community remembers icon at Playbill

by Yusef Najafi

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Anti-Gay Effort Rejected

BOEE rejects marriage initiative, Jackson files complaint

by Sean Bugg

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Open-House Anger

LGBT community challenges MPD's plans for GLLU, for starters

by Will O’Bryan

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Blade Ends 40-Year Run

Money woes with majority holder hit Window Media properties

by Will O'Bryan

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Reverend's Return

MCC-DC elects new senior pastor with old ties to the D.C. church

by Will O'Bryan

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Federal Employees One Step Closer to Equal Benefits

Despite Republican attacks, federal domestic partnership bill moves forward in the House

By Lisa KeenKeen News Service

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A New Agenda

Former Blade editors to launch DC Agenda Friday

by Doug Rule

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Promised Fireworks at Hearing Fizzle

Feldblum confirmation hearing for EEOC post is a strangely quiet affair

By Lisa KeenKeen News Service

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Courting Inequality

Marriage opposition takes the fight to D.C. Superior Court

by Will O'Bryan

Film

Tears Worth Shedding

Precious documents an adolescent life in a hellish world, yanking on heartstrings and finding hope in the end

by Tim Plant

Film

Moon Men

The Twilight Saga: New Moon presents a clash between the book's self-righteous morals and movie marketing

by Tim Plant

Stage

Show Time

Signature's revival of Show Boat avoids choppy waters in bringing a Broadway classic to an Arlington port

by Tom Avila

Clublife

Leather and Levi Libations

This weekend, the DC Eagle celebrates 38 years of cocktails, cruising and charity.

by Doug Rule

Commentary

Gay Judgment Day

Stonewall Baby

by Will O’Bryan

Commentary

OPINION: Should a Publicly-Funded Charity Serve the Public?

Catholic Charities attempts to block marriage equality while sitting on the public dole

by Mark Levine

Horoscope

Horoscope

November 19-25, 2009

by Carrie Megginson

Family

Holiday Housing

Avoid holiday-travel headaches with an early plan for pet care

by Will O'Bryan

Snapshots

NGLCC's National Dinner

National Building Museum

Ward Morrison

Snapshots

30 Degrees / Cobalt

Military Party / NGLCC Afterparty

Ward Morrison