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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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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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Capital Pride organizers announce “reimagined” events in response to COVID-19 pandemic
Several events will take place virtually or will be "retooled" to encourage social distancing
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Team DC grants scholarships to 8 Capital area LGBTQ student-athletes
The eight $2,000 scholarships mark the highest amount the LGBTQ sports association has ever given out in a year
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Stein Club members deadlock over primary endorsements in three of four D.C. wards
Ward 7's Vincent Gray was the only Democrat in a contested race to earn 60% of club members' votes
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Capital Pride’s Ryan Bos on his COVID-19 experience: ‘Take everything seriously’
Ryan Bos developed a sore throat in March. Two hospitalizations later, he wants everyone to follow the rules.
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Gay Council candidate earns one of three endorsements from Our Revolution DC
Anthony Lorenzo Green, Janeese Lewis George, and Jordan Grossman earn progressive group's backing
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DC Eagle closed after months of mismanagement, employees say
DC Eagle employees on the legacy of the city’s oldest leather bar, and the alleged mismanagement that brought it down
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Freddie’s partners with Amazon to provide meals to frontline workers
The shopping giant is working with Freddie’s Beach Bar and Restaurant to deliver boxed meals to workers and struggling families
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LULAC Lambda awards scholarships to three D.C. high school students
Recipients were honored for their academic and extracurricular success, as well as their commitment to social justice
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Robert White and Jordan Grossman earn perfect ratings on GLAA’s election questionnaire
Most D.C. Council candidates earn positive ratings, but many vehemently oppose decriminalizing sex work
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DC Eagle to close permanently
The DC Eagle nightclub is the second Washington, D.C. LGBTQ bar to close its doors within a week
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LGBTQ sports leagues struggle with canceling or postponing tournament play
D.C.'s sports teams are disappointed, but eager to resume playing once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides
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Ziegfeld’s/Secrets nightclub is permanently closed, owners confirm to Metro Weekly
The drag and male dancer entertainment complex in Southwest D.C. is another victim to development
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Working-Class Warrior: Anthony Lorenzo Green on bringing change to the DC Council
Ward 7 candidate Anthony Lorenzo Green says the D.C.'s Democratic Party must reprioritize the needs of working people
