All posts tagged "community"
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Suspect Faces Hate Crime Charges After Gay Bar Arson Attempt
A man currently in police custody for one crime has now been charged with a separate hate crime for allegedly attempting to set an LGBTQ...
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The Nourish Festival Feeds the Mind, Body and Soul
It's the perfect "balance between education and enjoyment," says the Kennedy Center's Kate Villa of the month-long event.
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Capital Pride Launches Pride365 Mobile App
The iOS and Android app notifies users about upcoming LGBTQ parties, fundraisers, or political events that suit their tastes.
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Destination Tomorrow Expands Services into D.C.
Destination Tomorrow, an LGBTQ service provider with New York and Atlanta branches, opened its latest iteration in D.C.
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‘El Houb’ Review: Arab Spring
A coming-out drama devoid of joy or affirmation, "El Houb" looks at an angst-ridden gay Arab immigrant's life in Amsterdam
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Prime Timers Forges ‘Instant’ Friendships for D.C.’s Mature Gay Community
The D.C. chapter of Prime Timers, which recently turned 25, hosts more than 100 social events for older gay and bisexual men.
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Hope for the Holidays: A Metro Weekly Forum
As we close out this most challenging of years, we asked our readers if they still felt festive.
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Biden or Bust: A Metro Weekly Forum
We asked the LGBTQ community (and its allies) about the election, Biden and Trump, and why everyone should vote.
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Metro Weekly Magazine: 2020, Oct 8 — Peppermint
Indulging in our "candy crush" on Peppermint, Netflix's Social Distance and revisiting 2003 in pictures.
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Ruby Corado – Metro Weekly Magazine – April 2, 2020
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District of Coronavirus: A Metro Weekly Forum
As COVID-19 takes hold in America, we asked the LGBTQ community how they're coping
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Metro Weekly Print Edition: Chris Urquiaga – September 19, 2019 [PDF]
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Capital Pride 2019: The Parade may have ended abruptly, but DC’s LGBTQ community vows to keep celebrating
Pride-goers describe the chaos as false reports of a shooting spread through the crowd: "Everyone was just running. It looked like a movie scene."
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The Year Ahead 2019: A Special Forum
How will 2019 compare to the terrible year that just ended? We asked our readers.
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The Year in Preview 2019: Your Complete LGBTQ Community Guide
Every D.C.-area event you need to know about in 2019
