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School Board Votes Against Censoring “Don’t Say Gay” Yearbook Photos
A Florida school board has overruled a superintendent’s executive decision and sided with students at a local high school, voting not to censor yearbook photos...
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Editor’s Pick: Hairspray at The National Theatre
This year marks exactly two decades since John Waters‘s lovable 1988 indie film about a big girl with big dreams in ’60s-era Baltimore danced its...
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Yale Report Refutes Claims that Gender-Affirming Care is “Child Abuse”
Gender-affirming care is shown to be essential by Yale professors despite legislation being passed
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The Phenomenal ‘Great Performances: Broadway’s Best’ Returns To PBS
The 'Broadway's Best' lineup from the Great Performance series on PBS celebrates Shakespeare, Sondheim, and Porter.
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Editor’s Pick: David Foster & Katharine McPhee At The Birchmere
The legendary pop producer and pianist David Foster was originally scheduled to come through the area in April 2020 on an extension of his An...
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The Secret (and Spectacle) of Alyssa Edwards
Globe-trotting drag superstar Alyssa Edwards makes time to do it all -- for her dance kids, her fans, her new love, and herself.
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School District Demands Yearbook Photos of “Don’t Say Gay” Protests Be Censored
Students at a Florida high school were told they won’t receive their yearbooks until pictures of students protesting the state’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law,...
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Danica Roem Explains Why She’s Running for the Virginia Senate
Danica Roem, the first out trans elected to a state legislature, is running for a key swing seat in the Virginia Senate in 2023.
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Even After Grindr Changed Its Data Policy, Users Are Still Being Outed
A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that Grindr sold users' data to the highest-paying third-party companies between 2017 and 2020.
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State Of Ohio Sued Over Anti-LGBTQ “Conscience Clause”
Local civil rights and LGBTQ groups stand against the state of Ohio's State Government's Discriminatory Measures
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5 Hot Albums By LGBTQ Artists And Allies For Summer 2022
Feel like you're missing out on what's happening in music and you need some new LGBTQ jams? We've got you covered.
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Maine Republicans Vow to Implement Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
Republican Delegates Pass Anti-LGBTQ Amendments to Party Platform During Convention
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Music Review: Sofi Tukker’s “WET TENNIS” Is Consistently Exhilarating
Sofi Tukker's brilliantly-executed sophomore album, "WET TENNIS," is a pure rush of endorphins.
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See the List of 2022 Tony Awards Nominees
After a slight delay — they were initially supposed to be announced on May 3, but they were pushed back to accommodate some issues caused...
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Editor’s Pick: “The Glass Menagerie” At Rep Stage
Rep Stage takes a fresh look at Tennessee Williams's haunting classic.
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Biden Administration Investigating 6 Religious Colleges for LGBTQ Rights Violations
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched three new investigations — bringing the total number of investigations launched this year to...
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Carly Rae Jepsen Drops New Single “Western Wind”
A little more than a decade ago, Carly Rae Jepsen released what would go on to become one of the most successful pop songs of...
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BETTY Is Ready To Take The JxJ Festival By Storm
The queer-supportive indie-rock trio BETTY returns to their hometown to be part of the lineup of this year's JxJ festival.
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5 Essential Things To Know About Ava Max
Here's what you need to know about pop singer Ava Max as she gets ready to release her sophomore album.
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Editor’s Pick: “Freestyle Love Supreme” Returns To The Kennedy Center
The 90-minute production, co-created by Lin-Manuel Miranda, is a vibrant blend of improvisational theater and freestyle rap.
