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Anti-gay Louisiana Attorney General’s brother speaks out
This week, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry (R) successfully argued to a judge that LGBT state workers are not entitled to the same workplace protections their heterosexual...
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Trans 9-year-old makes history on National Geographic’s January cover
"The best thing about being a girl is, now I don’t have to pretend to be a boy"
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Mississippi’s “religious freedom” law now before 5th Circuit
A Mississippi law that purports to protect people’s exercise of religion by allowing them to refuse goods or services to LGBT people or others who...
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LGBT groups praise Obama’s picks for U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
LGBT advocates are praising President Barack Obama’s selection of two appointees to six-year terms on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. On Thursday, Obama appointed...
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An Irish Carol: Keegan Theatre’s ode to Dickens
Keegan Theatre offers company member Matthew Keenan's homage to Dickens
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Khush DC at the DC Center, a group for queer South Asian people
When Anish Tailor was emerging from the closet in early 2015, he felt confused and alone. He didn’t know any out LGBT Indian people, save...
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Craig Wallace on “A Christmas Carol” and being Scrooge in a time of Trump
If only Donald Trump and his minions were to see A Christmas Carol, it might do a world of good. “The thing that I think...
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Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore appeals his suspension from the bench
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is down, but not out. Now, the controversial justice is appealing his suspension from office to a special...
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Out On the Town: What’s Hot in D.C. for the week of Dec. 15 – 21
Things to do in Washington, for the week of Dec. 15 - 21, 2016
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Louisiana governor’s pro-LGBT executive order overturned
A Baton Rouge judge has thrown out Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards’ executive order protecting LGBT state employees, claiming that the governor was attempting to...
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Anti-gay N.C. GOP legislature makes last-minute power grab
If North Carolina Republicans had a motto, it’d be: “If you can’t beat them, change the rules until you win.” Following the defeat of incumbent...
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The Kinsey Way: The Kinsey Sicks’ A Capella Drag is More Relevant Than Ever
The election of Donald Trump has made the dragapella group The Kinsey Sicks more relevant -- and necessary -- than ever
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Aisha Moodie-Mills: LGBT community must fight harder than ever after “disastrous election”
At last weekend’s Victory Institute conference, the talk was all about how to prevent LGBT rights from backsliding in a potentially hostile Trump administration
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2016 Holiday Gift Guide: Music, Theater, Stocking Stuffers and More
Stuck for a last minute gift idea? We have six great solutions for the arts (and leather) aficionado in your life
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Downtown Holiday Market brings arts, crafts, and festive food to F Street
The market offers a vast, eclectic and international assortment of gifts and souvenirs
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Fiasco Theater’s “Into the Woods” (review): A journey worth taking
An unfussy, unpretentious, minimalist approach, Fiasco's Into The Woods is a journey well-worth taking
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“Moby Dick” at Arena Stage (review): Catch a ride on this bewitching Pequod
Visually and aurally enchanting, this is storytelling as magical dream. You've never seen Melville quite like this.
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The Washington Revels perform the annual Christmas Revels this weekend
Remaining performances are this Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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The Washington Chorus brings “A Candlelight Christmas” to the Kennedy Center
The 200-voice chorus sings familiar carols and holiday songs
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The Choral Arts Society of Washington brings its holiday shows to the Kennedy Center
Scott Tucker leads the local vocal ensemble in its annual run of holiday shows at the Kennedy Center
