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Kirk Franklin performed at Emancipation Day event in April
Oldham resigns from leadership post of new AIDS coalition
Pozitively Healthy says it’s not NAPWA’s successor
Gay DC psychiatrist named head of APA
Levin serves as interim director of Department of Health
HUD secretary speaks to gay Realtors
First-ever study of housing bias against gay couples to be released in June
Gay API leaders meet with Obama
Officials support gay-inclusive immigration bill
New AIDS group debuts as NAPWA successor
‘Pozitively Healthy’ to be volunteer arm of HealthHIV
Trans birth certificate bill set for hearing
Amends Vital Records Act to make taking on new gender identity more seamless
Gray holds LGBT Youth Summit
80 turned out for first annual discussion
Will ‘land swap’ displace LGBT Center again?
City deal for soccer stadium land could put board on search once again
Prosecutor offers reduced charge in murder case
D.C. detective says 72-year-old victim paid roommate for sex


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