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Slim majority of Massachusetts voters want to keep transgender protections in place
Support for repealing transgender protections is strongest among Republicans and weakest among Democratic men
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WATCH: Netflix drops teaser for animated drag queen superhero show “Super Drags”
Super Drags will feature a trio of superhero drag queens who team up to save the world
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Kansas City, Kansas, passes ordinance protecting LGBTQ residents
An estimated 225 cities or counties across the nation have LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections in place
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Christian preacher says gays should be executed because the Bible commands it
Matt Powell called homosexuality "disgusting" and said "the Bible puts the death penalty on it"
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Gay porn director Michael Lucas: Double standard for “lying homophobe” Joy Reid
Porn kingpin laments that MSNBC host Reid has not been fired for anti-gay blog posts, while Roseanne Barr lost her show for racist tweets
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LGBTQ groups demand investigation into transgender immigrant’s death in ICE custody
Roxsana Hernandez died from complications related to pneumonia and HIV after going days without medical care
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Police searching for suspect involved in alleged homophobic attack on 14th Street NW
The man yelled homophobic slurs and punched one of the victims as they tried to call police
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The DC Lambda Squares to offer a series of beginner’s classes
Group wants to introduce more people to the delights of square dancing
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First-ever ‘LGBTQ State of the Union’ held in Philadelphia
Amber Hikes, who leads the Philadelphia Office of LGBT Affairs, created the event to start a stronger dialogue between organizations and the LGBTQ community
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Video emerges of Australian EDM musician Pogo explaining how he hates gays
YouTube personality fist pumped over gay people being shot at Pulse nightclub
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Australian soap opera “Neighbours” to air first same-sex wedding
Neighbours will feature its first same-sex marriage since it was legalized in Australia
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The Remains’ Maulik Pancholy: “We’re still fighting for the right to be treated equally”
Maulik Pancholy discusses The Remains, the ongoing battle for LGBTQ rights, and his work with the Obama administration
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Washington Chorus offers a Bernstein program with an LGBTQ twist
The Washington Chorus toasts Leonard Bernstein with a program focused on his friends and fellow LGBTQ composers
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Stage Review: “Camelot” at Shakespeare Theatre
Camelot is an intriguing, well-acted philosophical drama inflamed by lust and betrayal. (Pity about those songs, though.)
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Film Review: The Gospel According to André
A new documentary peeks under the skirts of designer André Leon Talley
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Wage Wars: Will Initiative 77 raise prices at your favorite gay bar?
A ballot measure to eliminate the tipped wage may lead to higher prices and layoffs at local watering holes
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André Aciman and Becky Albertalli on creating seminal works of gay fiction
The "Call Me By Your Name" and "Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda" authors will discuss their novels at the Library of Congress
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Out on the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlights — May 31-June 5
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Editor’s Picks: Trayf, Broadway and the American Songbook, Gay Men’s Chorus and more!
Our picks of the best in arts and entertainment in D.C. this week!
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John Cameron Mitchell’s fascination with punk
The director's "How to Talk to Girls at Parties" is steeped in a punk motif
