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Caitlyn Jenner officially jumps into California governor’s race: “I’m in!”
Former Olympian and transgender reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner has officially filed papers to run for governor of California later this year.
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Quick Bites: Kitchn’s Brunch Fest, the Nats’ Canned Cocktails, 9:30 Club’s Food Truck
Three dining and drinking options to enjoy in D.C. this week!
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Too Good To Go brings zero-waste takeout to DC
Too Good To Go, which recently launched in D.C., connects foodies with vendors in the fight to end food waste
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Oscar-nominated “A Love Song for Latasha” is a moving portrait of Latasha Harlins
Netflix documentary blends memory with poetry in remembering the killing of 15-year old Latasha Harlins
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Daniel Armando’s gay drama “A Boy Like That” explores unequal power dynamics
A gay acting teacher fixates on a teen who reminds him of his first love in Daniel Armando's sensitive drama "A Boy Like That."
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‘Until the Flood’ at Studio Theatre joins a national conversation about police killing Black people
Studio's ensemble production of "Until the Flood" captures the urgency of a play made for this moment
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Sue Jin Song stages Children of Medea for an online-only production at Constellation Theatre
Song portrays members of a Korean-American family, fairy tale heroes, and the infamous Medea
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Cher & the Loneliest Elephant is a feel-good film about animal rights activism
A pop goddess finds a way to rescue a heartsick pachyderm in Smithsonian Channel's documentary
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Dance Place previews “CLASS,” a documentary about visionary co-founder Carla Perlo
"CLASS: The Carla Perlo Story" showcases the dance artist who helped launch Dance Place in 1980
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Sixth and I’s upcoming discussions include Malcolm Gladwell, Amy Klobuchar, and “Rabbi vs. Jedi”
Virtual discussions at Sixth and I will highlight bold-name authors and topical concerns
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Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates 40 years with Alan Cumming, Laura Benanti, Shangela and more
GMCW honors a "big, bold, beautiful milestone" at its virtual Spring Affair concert
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SONiA disappear fear honors Lesbian Visibility Day with a livestream performance
Indie-folk/pop artist SONiA disappear fear offers a special livestream concert performing from recent album "Love Out Loud."
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Savor Recipe: The Classic Bolognese
An adaptation of Marcella Hazan's classic bolognese recipe
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Album Review: “In Standard Definition” by Art d’Ecco
Canadian rocker Art d'Ecco creates an energetic and extravagant love letter to a pre-digital age of mass media
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Lance Bass says Colton Underwood is “monetizing” his coming out experience
Lance Bass has criticized Colton Underwood for "monetizing" his coming out experience with a Netflix reality series
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HUD withdraws Trump-era revisions restricting shelter access for transgender people
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has withdrawn Trump-era changes to rules governing transgender access to shelters.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoes bill seeking to bar transgender athletes from sports
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has vetoed a bill seeking to ban transgender athletes from competing in sports under the guise of "fairness."
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North Dakota governor vetoes bill banning transgender athletes from competing in their gender identity
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has vetoed a bill banning transgender athletes from competing in sports based on their gender identity.
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Tucker Carlson listed Harvey Milk’s killer and an anti-gay senator in his yearbook
Anti-LGBTQ Fox News host Tucker Carlson also called gay people "unnatural and unhealthy" while attending Trinity College
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Folk singer Crys Matthews pushes for social justice through a time-honored tradition of rich, meaningful songs
Matthews' latest album "Changemakers" wraps an urgent message in catchy, toe-tapping folk
