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“Welcome Home” at SAAM captures the neighborhoods of East Baltimore
Edith Massey features among a survey conceived of and carried out by women photographers
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Bisexual Olympic athlete Jack Woolley required surgery after mob attack in Ireland
Bisexual Irish taekwondo star Jack Woolley underwent surgery to his face after being attacked by a mob of people in Dublin
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Two transgender men sue West Virginia over policy blocking them from changing their birth certificates
Two transgender men have sued West Virginia over a state policy that blocks them from changing the gender marker on their birth certificates.
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James Hormel, first openly gay U.S. ambassador, dies at age 88
James Hormel, who became the first openly gay U.S. ambassador in 1999, passed away at age 88 in San Francisco.
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EatWell DC’s August Tomato Festival at The Pig, Commissary, and Logan Tavern
Celebrate an abundant tomato season a number of specials at EatWell DC's restaurants
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Kathy Mattea and Tanya Tucker kick off The Birchmere’s August slate of shows
Aaron Lee Tasjan, the Prince Tribute Experience, Pam Ward, and Shuga Shang will also perform
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Harry Connick, Jr. brings his “Time to Play!” tour to Wolf Trap
The acclaimed performer promises a "very relaxed, kind of impromptu show" to celebrate a return to live music
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Waylon Payne’s Country Comeback – Featured Interview
It took 15 years -- and kicking meth -- for gay country artist Waylon Payne to reclaim his career. In the process, he created a...
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Respect Review: Jennifer Hudson tears through Aretha Franklin’s songbook in gripping biopic
"Respect" is a dynamic portrait of Aretha Franklin as a young woman, overcoming lifelong demons to find her true sound.
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Earline Budd to hold 63rd birthday gala, raising money for transgender burial expenses, on Aug. 15
Trans activist Earline Budd will hold a 63rd birthday gala honoring local community leaders and raising money for ETC's LGBTQ Burial Fund.
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Curiosa review: An awkward commentary on female sexual liberation
Everybody's getting it on in "Curiosa," Lou Jeunet's frisky period romance between poets Marie de Régnier and Pierre Louÿs
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New Hampshire school board member has meltdown, calls police “f—-ts” following traffic stop
A New Hampshire school board member was caught on video last month hurling homophobic slurs at police who pulled her over for expired tags.
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Texas mom stops “ex-trans” activist from harassing her trans son in the bathroom
A Texas mother says she grabbed a man's phone and deleted pictures he had taken of her transgender son walking to the restroom.
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Virginia Tech has Pride flag stolen, replaced with Confederate flags
The Wesley Center at Virginia Tech had its Pride flag replaced with Confederate flags in an "active display of hate"
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Robin comes out as bisexual in latest Batman comic
Robin, alter-ego of Tim Drake, had a "lightbulb moment" while fighting alongside a male friend in the latest Batman comic
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Loudoun County School Board passes policy protecting transgender students’ rights
The Loudoun County School Board approved a policy laying out guidelines for how transgender children are to be treated in schools.
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American Medical Association recommends removing gender markers from public portions of birth certificates
The American Medical Association has recommended removing gender markers from the public portion of birth certificates.
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Man punches two teenagers and a woman in anti-gay attack on New York City subway
New York police are still searching for the man who punched two teenagers and a Good Samaritan who were riding on the subway on July...
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Charlotte passes LGBTQ-inclusive nondiscrimination ordinance, five years after HB 2 debacle
Charlotte's City Council has unanimously approved an LGBTQ-inclusive ordinance, becoming the 10th locality in the state to do so.
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LGBTQ rights lawyer Roberta Kaplan resigns from Time’s Up over alleged involvement in Cuomo scandal
Roberta Kaplan has resigned from Time's Up after allegedly assisting a client in rebutting sexual harassment accusations against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
