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Drag benefit for AIDS research
Jessica Wild from RuPaul’s Drag Race will be on hand with local drag performers Miss Gay Maryland 2009 Sue Nami, Anita Minett and Anastasia
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Man suffers broken leg in anti-gay attack
No arrests have been made and the case remains under investigation, according to Baltimore Police spokesperson Sgt. Valencia Knox
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GLCCB begins strategic planning process
“This process will also help us answer some questions we have had as to the direction of our organization, and the best way to take the GLCCB to the next level.”
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Gay Council member loses re-election bid in Falls Church
Webb won election to the Council seat in 2008, becoming the first openly gay African American to be elected to public office in Virginia
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Gay candidate running for president of D.C. Young Democrats
Local Democratic activists Branden Todd and Palak Jain are running against Quaranta at the Saturday caucus
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Locals turn out to support Del. Senate candidate
D.C. fundraiser sponsored by the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund
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Is your skin ready for summer?
Fillers, peels, Botox among options for achieving younger look
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Can supplements improve the skin?
Medical research shows certain vitamins are beneficial
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Mayor, Council members celebrate GLAA’s anniversary
President Miguel Tuason, Rick Rosendall, and GLAA co-founder Paul Kuntzler each paid tribute to Kameny’s role in the city’s and the nation’s LGBT rights movement
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Fast Five Fix: May 4
Band behind "We Are Young" to start a marriage equality organization, North Carolina round-up, Bloomberg cuts homeless youth beds, Colo. Civil Unions close to passage, and more
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