But a pair of Republican lawmakers say the flag is a divisive symbol that seeks to "advance a cause"
This week’s magazine features an in-depth interview with Dyllón Burnside from Pose and the new PBS series Prideland. Also be sure to read our powerful...
Lawyers say the granting of "one single waiver" doesn't negate the harm done by the ban on transgender military personnel
Fears abound that a split among progressives could enable anti-LGBTQ Councilman Ruben Diaz, Sr. to win
Mayor Muriel Bowser has also renamed a section of 16th Street to Black Lives Matter Plaza
Pose's Dyllón Burnside is showcasing his authentic truth and highlighting LGBTQ narratives in the digital series "PRIDELAND"
Snarky and thorough, "You Don't Nomi" makes a great case for relishing almost every tacky second of "Showgirls"
It is time we finally made true amends for American sins if there is to be a future for the American Dream
The public demonstrations are more in line with Pride's roots than the parades that have been canceled due to COVID-19.
Lady Gaga's latest album marks a solid return to form
Organizers have several "at home" events planned throughout the entire month of June
As bold as ever, Synetic Theater returns with a groundbreaking virtual production of "The Decameron"
The organization is also bolstering digital offerings with recordings from past productions and biweekly virtual Cocktail Concerts
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
Digital show celebrates queer artists and the nude in figurative art
Nacho Vidal had allegedly promoted the powerful hallucinogen as a medicinal treatment among Valencia's gay fashion circles
Organizers reaffirm support for Black Lives Matter and promise to fight against systemic racism and oppression
Critics claim Wanda Vazquez consulted with Christian lawyers, and not LGBTQ advocates, before approving changes
Police defended use of "less-lethal" weapons to stop Ruby Deluxe staff from providing first aid to protesters
Government argues that Philadelphia's decision to cut ties with Catholic Social Services was religious discrimination