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Psalmayene 24 is busy imagining a post-pandemic future
Theater dynamo Psalmayene 24 is currently hosting an online salon series at Studio
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Artomatic marks 20th anniversary by becoming an all-virtual festival
Artomatic 2.0 starts on Monday, July 20 and runs for a full month with a full virtual experience.
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11 Great Things to Do in DC This Weekend
From Olympia Dukakis to PBS's short film festival, here's our handpicked recommendations for your weekend time!
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Gallery: ‘When We First Arrived’ in The Corner at Whitman-Walker
Whitman-Walker reopens its cultural center for a limited-time exhibit
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Massachusetts gay couple attacked for flying LGBTQ Pride flag in front yard
One of the men lost his two front teeth and required several stitches after a stranger punched him in the face
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The Magazine: Victory Fund’s Annise Parker
Annise Parker on her work at the Victory Fund, her time as Mayor of Houston, and her life as a proud, out activist.
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LGBTQ-affirming health groups sue Trump administration for removing trans protections from Affordable Care Act
Lawsuit alleges that rule is unlawful, and will lead to further discrimination against LGBTQ patients and marginalized population
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Trump’s press secretary praises his ‘great record’ with LGBTQ community while ignoring trans military ban
Kayleigh McEnany was challenged on Donald Trump's anti-trans military ban, which he announced almost three years ago
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Gay couple attacked by mob say police told them not to kiss in public
The couple say a group of people attacked them after they kissed at a bar
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Valentina Sampaio is Sports Illustrated’s first openly trans swimsuit issue model
Sampaio has previously made history in modeling campaigns with Vogue Paris and Victoria's Secret
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Trump administration provided millions in COVID relief loans to anti-gay groups
PPP loans worth millions were provided to Liberty Counsel, American Family Association and others
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Murdered Virginia man’s friend claims he may have been target of anti-gay hate crime
Police found the body of Jose Escobar Menendez along a roadway in Sterling last Wednesday
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Indiana city councilman apologizes for comments attacking LGBTQ people and Black Lives Matter
La Porte councilman made comments in response to a request for additional resources for marginalized groups
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Suspect arrested in shooting of transgender teenager Brayla Stone
Police say there's no evidence to suggest Stone was targeted due to her gender identity
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DC Department of Health launches home-based HIV testing kit program
At-home testing seeks to achieve District's goals that 90% of people with HIV know their status and are linked with treatment
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BHT Foundation will open its upcoming 2020 grant cycle on July 15
Abbreviated application period, ending on Aug. 31, will give special consideration to racial and social justice-centric nonprofits
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Man arrested and charged with murder of Dallas transgender woman Merci Mack
Witness to crime claims Mack was shot after threatening to share a video of an intimate encounter with her alleged killer
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Members of Congress urge Trump to rescind all regulations that discriminate against LGBTQ people
Lawmakers urge the president to ensure that federal agencies are complying with a recent Supreme Court ruling
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‘Welcome to Chechnya’: Behind the scenes of David France’s shocking documentary of an anti-gay purge
David France shares inside details about "Welcome to Chechnya," his powerful new documentary about LGBTQ refugees running for their lives
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Athletic trainer claims she was fired from Indianapolis religious school for being gay
Krystal Brazel says she was fired from Lutheran High School after refusing to sign a statement that homosexuality is a sin
