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Hot Picks of the Week: Enjoy concerts galore across the District and beyond! January & February 2022
From chocolate and wine at the Park Hyatt, to a Kennedy Center dance celebration courtesy of Alvin Ailey.
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Supreme Court gay marriage plaintiff Jim Obergefell to run for political office
Jim Obergefell, the lead plaintiff in the landmark 2015 Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage across the country, is running for a seat i...
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Gay travel company slams ‘homophobic’ gay cruise story in New York Times
The CEO of an LGBTQ travel company has accused the New York Times of "homophobia" for an article on the risk of COVID-19 on gay...
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BYU moves to restrict student demonstrations after LGBTQ protests
Brigham Young University has restricted where students may hold demonstrations and is threatening to discipline critical students.
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Doctors refusing to treat LGBTQ people? These Republicans want to make it happen.
South Carolina lawmakers delay vote on a "right of refusal" bill over fears it will be used against people not vaccinated against COVID-19.
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California becomes first state to require insurance to cover at-home STI tests
California has become the first state in the nation to require insurance to cover the costs of at-home STI tests.
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FDA urged to scrap abstinence requirement for gay and bisexual blood donors
LGBTQ advocates are urging the FDA to eliminate the deferral period for gay and bisexual blood donors
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A gay American was killed in Australia in 1988. Someone finally confessed.
Gay college student Scott Johnson's death was ruled a suicide by Australian police. His brother, Steve Johnson, fought to prove otherwise.
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Writer who created bisexual Superman responds to death threats with LGBTQ donations
Tom Taylor is turning backlash over DC Comics' new bisexual Superman into LGBTQ charity donations
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Loudoun County pulls nonbinary author’s graphic novel from school libraries
Loudoun County Public Schools has banned a controversial graphic novel from school libraries due to concerns about sexually explicit content.
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Gay man ‘tortured’ for days by Air Force after sexuality uncovered
A man has accused military police of repeatedly assaulting him in the 1980s after discovering that he was gay.
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Transgender man beaten at Denver train station, kicked out of Uber following attack
A transgender man in Denver says he was beaten up at a train station, and discriminated against by his Uber driver after escaping the attack.
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Catholic Church tried to argue that altar boy derived ‘pleasure’ from priest’s abuse
A Catholic diocese in Poland has apologized after suggesting that an altar boy abused by a priest gained "pleasure" from the abuse
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France, Greece remove bans on gay blood donors
Both France and Greece have lifted bans on blood donation for gay and bisexual men, a de facto ban in France and a lifetime ban...
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Gay activist who challenged Florida’s same-sex marriage ban found dead in landfill
Police are investigating the death of Florida gay marriage activist Jorge Diaz-Johnston, who was found dead in a landfill last Saturday.
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New York photographer who doesn’t want to photograph same-sex weddings appeals case dismissal
A New York wedding photographer is appealing a federal judge’s decision throwing out a lawsuit she brought challenging LGBTQ protections in the state’s nondiscrimination law. ...
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Seven Republican states are pushing a new wave of anti-trans bills
At least seven Republican states are seeking to restrict various aspects of transgender people's lives.
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Ranking the ‘Scream’ movies from worst to best
As a new Scream hits the screen, we’re ranking each film in the series, from least to most Scream-worthy.
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Anti-gay pastor claims that casual sex is more sinful when gay people do it
Conversion therapy advocate and Pure Life Ministries founder Steve Gallagher says homosexual sin is "worse" than heterosexual sin
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New Jersey protects same-sex marriage from Supreme Court
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed a law enshrining protections for same-sex marriage permanently into state law.
