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Study: Same-sex weddings boosted state economies by $3.8 billion
An estimated 293,000 same-sex weddings have taken place since the Supreme Court's 2015 ruling
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Jared Kushner wants Republicans to stop supporting conversion therapy
LGBTQ Americans shouldn't rejoice, as the 2020 platform will likely be "the most conservative in history"
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Return to Service: DC’s LGBTQ bars and taverns are starting to reopen
LGBTQ-friendly bars and restaurants have adapted to cope with the pandemic, and are all eager to get back to a "new normal"
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LGBTQ representation in media and ads leads to greater acceptance, according to GLAAD study
Non-LGBTQ Americans are more likely to support LGBTQ relatives and equal rights if they have been exposed to LGBTQ-inclusive media
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Tituss Burgess: Metro Weekly, May 28, 2020
Tituss Burgess on his rash of new projects, his faith, his politics, and how he's being impacted by the pandemic.
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WATCH: Brian Sims slams Republican colleagues over COVID-19 exposure
The Pennsylvania state representative alleges a Republican colleague tested positive and did not inform Democrats.
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Album Review: ‘Dedicated Side B’ by Carly Rae Jepsen
Carly Rae Jepsen returns with an album of tracks you'd never know were scraped from the cutting room floor
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‘Shakedown’ explores a liberating L.A. underground scene created by and for queer black women
Leilah Weinraub's acclaimed documentary is this month's Reel Affirmations Xtra Film Series selection
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Film Review: The High Note
Tracee Ellis Ross and Dakota Johnson make a formidable team as a pop diva and her girl Friday in sweetly soulful "The High Note."
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TV Review: Netflix’s ‘Space Force’ isn’t bad, it’s just not that funny
"Space Force" goes not-that-boldly where plenty of shows have gone before
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Spotlight: Seco Wine’s cocktail kits offer “everything you need to make fresh cocktails at home”
Carlie Steiner hopes Seco Wine will create positive moments during tough times
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Gallery: Studio Gallery’s Inspiration in Isolation
An all-digital exhibition exploring human existence and behavior in our current world
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Editor’s Picks: American Pops, Sordid Lives, Whitney band, virtual film screenings
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Out On the (Virtual) Town: Arts and entertainment highlights — May 28-June 3, 2020
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Gay playwright and HIV/AIDS activist Larry Kramer dies
Author of "The Normal Heart" was one of the most ferocious LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS activists
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Christian Cooper, victim in racist Central Park video, is a trailblazing gay editor
Cooper created the first openly gay Star Trek character and Marvel's first lesbian lead character
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Diana Ross “didn’t understand” the gay meaning behind “I’m Coming Out”
Nile Rodgers said Ross "didn’t understand" that coming out "was a gay thing"
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Gay sex club forced to close after allegedly violating Michigan’s lockdown orders
Club Tabu in Lansing wasn't adhering to social distancing, with one health official saying, "No way they are 6 feet apart"
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Even a pandemic won’t shut down Us Helping Us
Local organization is distributing "senior care kits" and food packages to vulnerable LGBTQ community members
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Transgender youth more vulnerable to depression and suicidal feelings
Transgender and nonbinary youth report higher instances of discrimination, threats, and physical harm
