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Editor’s Pick: WNO’s Free Opera on the Field Presents ‘Carmen’
The Washington National Opera's most popular community event returns next weekend, with a free broadcast recording of the company's Carmen from last spring.
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‘Hideous Bastard’ Review: Feeling Monstrous in One’s Skin
Longtime xx vocalist Oliver Sim gets uncomfortably personal on a strong solo debut
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Yola is Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud
Yola speaks about shared humanity, genre-fluidity, Aaron Lee Tasjan, and the enduring power of Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
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Zander Murray Becomes Scotland’s First Out Gay Senior Soccer Player
Zander Murray, who plays for the Lowland League side Gala Fairydean Rovers, has become Scotland’s first senior male player to come out as gay. The...
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Yeshiva U. Suspends All Clubs to Avoid Recognizing Gays
An Orthodox Jewish university has temporarily suspended all on-campus clubs in order to avoid recognizing an LGBTQ student group.
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Editor’s Pick: Miss’d America Is This Weekend In Atlantic City
The 31st Annual Miss'd America in Atlantic City takes place this weekend at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
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Lil Nas X Sends Anti-Gay Protesters Free Pizza
Singer Lil Nas X sent free pizza to religious protesters outside his Boston concert, and declared he had fallen in love with one of them.
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Christian Pastor Explains Why He Enjoys Using Anti-Gay Slurs
Hate group pastor Aaron Thompson claimed words like "homosexual" don’t convey a negative enough intent toward gays.
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NBA Fines Anthony Edwards $40,000 for Anti-Gay Instagram Video
The NBA has fined Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards $40,000 for using offensive and derogatory anti-gay language on social media. In a now-deleted Instagram video,...
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Gay Meteorologist Fired Over Leaked Nude Webcam Photos
Erick Adame, who apologized for appearing on an adult cam site, is suing the site to reveal the identity of the user who outed him.
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Kelley Robinson Named New President of Human Rights Campaign
Kelley Robinson has been named the new president of the Human Rights Campaign, becoming the organization's first Black female leader.
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Thousands March in Anti-LGBTQ Demonstration in Turkey
Several thousand people took part in a march in Istanbul, Turkey on Sunday that had been organized to call for the government-enforced shuttering of all...
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Virginia “Model Policies” Require Schools to “Out” Trans Students
The Virginia Department of Education has issued new “model policies” that effectively strip away some of the rights and protections that transgender students have enjoyed...
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Texas Judge Blocks Investigations of More Families with Trans Children
A Texas state judge has blocked investigations into families with transgender children that belong to one of the largest LGBTQ advocacy groups in the country....
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EuroPride March Proceeds Despite Arrest of 64 Protesters
EuroPride’s official Pride parade proceeded as scheduled in Belgrade last Saturday, with organizers prevailing after weeks of back-and-forth debate over whether it was safe to...
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Two-Thirds of Likely Voters in Swing States Back Marriage Equality
Nearly two-thirds of likely voters in battleground states support federal legislation defending same-sex marriage, according to a new poll from the Human Rights Campaign. The...
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Casa Ruby Should Be Dissolved, Receiver’s Report Says
A preliminary report filed in D.C. Superior Court by the Wanda Alston Foundation, which last month was named the receiver for the LGBTQ nonprofit and...
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Louisiana Public Schools to Reject Protections for LGBTQ Students
Just two months after President Joe Biden announced steps to increase federal protections for the LGBTQ community, it appears public schools in Louisiana will be...
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Montana Defies Judge’s Order Blocking Anti-Trans Birth Certificate Law
The Montana Department of Health is openly defying a judge’s order blocking a state rule that prohibits transgender people from changing the gender marker on...
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Grindr Names New CEO Ahead of Going Public
Grindr, the popular gay dating app, has named a new CEO who is scheduled to take the company public later this fall. On Tuesday, the...
