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18-Year-Old Arrested for “Pantsing” Trans Woman at Cedar Point
Police say the suspect pulled down the woman's skirt and underwear, exposing her to onlookers at the popular Ohio amusement park.
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Andy Ogles Deletes “Homosexuality Has No Place in America” Post
The Tennessee congressman blamed a staffer for the anti-LGBTQ Pride Month post and deleted it after receiving backlash from fellow Republicans.
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Bronx Man Indicted for 2023 Anti-Gay Assault on New York Subway
Prosecutors say Tavaughn Thompson targeted a stranger with anti-gay slurs before allegedly punching him on a Harlem subway platform.
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Trump Military Trans Ban Ruled Illegal by Appeals Court
The ruling blocks the Pentagon from discharging transgender plaintiffs while leaving the broader military ban largely intact.
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Dodgers Honor Gay Trailblazers Billy Bean and Glenn Burke
The Dodgers will unveil a permanent display honoring Billy Bean and Glenn Burke during the team's annual LGBTQ Pride Night celebration.
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Two Gay Congressional Candidates Advance to General Election
Scott Wiener and Marni von Wilpert secured spots on the November ballot, while other LGBTQ candidates saw mixed results in California's primary.
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How to Survive a Plague and the Lasting Legacy of AIDS Activism
Ahead of a free D.C. screening and candlelight vigil, filmmaker David France reflects on the movement that changed the course of the AIDS epidemic.
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Ghana Will Jail LGBTQ Advocates For Up To 10 Years
The measure would criminalize LGBTQ advocacy, require citizens to report suspected violations, and impose prison terms for same-sex activity.
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Rome Pride Bans Jewish LGBTQ Groups Over Gaza Stance
Roma Pride cited the groups' refusal to call Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide and distance themselves from its government.
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Justin Weaks’ Boldest Role Is Himself
In A Fine Madness, acclaimed D.C. actor Justin Weaks transforms his experience living with HIV into a deeply personal solo performance.
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Leo Woodall Hits the Right Notes in Tuner
Leo Woodall leads an engaging crime drama about a gifted piano tuner whose talents draw him into a dangerous criminal underworld.
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Maine Trans Athlete Ban Knocked Off November Ballot
A proposed ban on transgender athletes and bathroom access fell short after state officials invalidated thousands of petition signatures.
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Cake Pop! Is Having a Very Sweet Moment
How D.C. sweetheart Cake Pop! stepped out of the kitchen -- and the closet -- to find joy and liberation as a drag goddess.
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Arena Stage’s The Motion Puts Humanity to a Vote
Christopher Chen's engrossing drama uses audience participation, science fiction, and sharp debate to explore what it means to be human.
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Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Delivers on Its Promise
Tatiana Maslany shines in Apple TV+'s twist-filled dramedy about a divorced mother pulled into a world of scams, murder, and chaos.
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Rachel Karp Dives Into America’s Remaining Lesbian Bars
In "The Lesbian Bar Chronicles," Rachel Karp documents the stories, struggles, and resilience of America's remaining lesbian bars.
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Capital Pride Launches New “Audacity Brunch” Honors Event
The June 7 brunch at the Four Seasons will celebrate LGBTQ activists, artists, volunteers, and community leaders from across the D.C. region.
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Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs Announces Pride Events
June's lineup includes a Pride flag-raising ceremony, awards reception, entertainment showcase, and group march in the Capital Pride Parade.
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Spain Becomes Europe’s Top-Ranked Country for LGBTQ Rights
Spain overtook Malta in ILGA Europe's annual rankings of laws and policies affecting LGBTQ people across 49 European countries.
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Brooklyn Lesbian Bar Cancels Pride Events After Complaints
Noise complaints prompted Ginger's, one of the nation's few remaining lesbian bars, to cancel most of its Pride Month DJ events.
