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Quick Cuts: August 30
By Phil Reese on August 30, 2011
The first Washington Blade Quick Cut, featuring some of our top headlines for the day. Come back later this week for another Quick Cut.
The stories featured in this Quick Cut: 1. Off duty D.C. officer fires on transgender women; 2. Anti-gay Puerto Rico GOP Senate leader steps down after discovered on Grindr; 3. Joe Solmonese, President of HRC to leave early next year. Let us know what you think of Quick Cuts!
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Tagged with crime, District of Columbia, GOP, Grindr, Homepage Video, HRC, Human Rights Campaign, Joe Solmonese, Metro D.C. Police, Metropolitan Police Department, Puerto Rico, Quick Cuts, Republican, Roberto Arango, shooting, trans, transgender, Washington DC
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