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Photography: 2011 in review
By Michael Key on December 28, 2011
2011 was a big year in LGBT news: from the implementation of the repeal of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ to the recognition of same-sex civil marriage in New York. Here are some of the highlights of the year from the Washington Blade photo archive.
(Washington Blade photos by Pete Exis and Michael Key)
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Tagged with 17th Street Festival, 2011, Alicia Keys, Barack Obama, bisexual, Bono, bullying, Capital Pride, Capital Queer Prom, Capital Trans Pride, Carlos Mejia, DADT, Dan Savage, dancing, DCGFFL, Dining Out for Life, Don't Ask, Don't Tell, drag queen, Empire State Building, Fashion Week, FEMS, Flag Football, Frank Kameny, gay, Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit, Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, GLLU, GMCW, Helen Hayes Awards, high heel race, Homepage Photo Gallery, HRC, HRC store, Hugo Boss, Human Rights Campaign, J. Paul Oetken, jennifer holliday, John Berry, Joint Session of Congress, Kevin Naff, Lashai Mclean, Leon Panetta, lesbian, LGBT, Lilli Vincenz, Long View Gallery, MAL, marriage equality, Martin O'Malley, Mary Washington, Maryland, Mayor's Office of GLBT Affairs, Metropolitan Police Department, Michelle Obama, Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend, Mike Mullen, MPD, NYC Pride, Osama bin Laden, Peter Fox, photography, Project Empowerment, same-sex marriage, Sarah Jessica Parker, Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, SLDN, Tammy Baldwin, Terry Miller, transgender, Vida Fitness, Vincent Gray, White House, Will C Styles, World AIDS Day, Year in Review
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Great pictures Mr. Key. The Blade is fortunate to have you on staff. Your photos should win you awards, in due time my friend, in due time. Cheers to a great 2011 and double cheers for the new year!
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