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5 Things You May Have Missed in the 2022 Tony Nominations
For those who want to dig in, there are some interesting tidbits to be uncovered, hidden within the nominations.
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘On Your Feet!’ At GALA Hispanic Theatre
The talented cast of 'On Your Feet! En español' will have you singing along, and overlooking the show's weaknesses.
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D.C. Stage Review: Signature’s ‘The Upstairs Department’
Signature's "The Upstairs Department" poignantly portrays siblings trying to make contact with the other side and each other.
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Sinn Fein Majority in Northern Ireland Could Spark Pro-LGBTQ Shift
As the situation for LGBTQ people in the United States steadily worsens with increasingly oppressive legislation being passed by state governments, across the Atlantic Ocean...
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Court Rules Medical Program for Trans Minors May Accept New Patients
A program that offers mental health services and gender-affirming medical treatments to transgender children will be allowed to resume services for patients suffering from gender...
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Editor’s Pick: JxJ Festival Highlights
A preview of roughly a dozen top cinematic and concert draws at this year's fully in-person JxJ Festival.
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Texas Supreme Court Allows Investigations of Trans Kids’ Parents to Resume
The Texas Supreme Court has issued a mixed ruling regarding state investigations into parents who allow their transgender children to access gender-affirming care. The high...
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NBJC to Honor Black LGBTQ Women at 2nd Annual Wisdom Awards
The National Black Justice Coalition will host the 2nd Annual Wisdom Awards, which honor Black LGBTQ and same-gender-loving women and feminine elders and their contributions...
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Florida Student Says School Officials are Censoring Graduation Speech
A Florida high schooler who is suing the state over its “Parental Rights in Education” law — dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” law — says...
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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.
