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Obama campaigns in Va. on LGBT-inclusive vision
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LGBT advocates look to future at book salon
Ahonen-Jover publishes new book, ‘The Gay Agenda’
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Trial begins for D.C. cop charged with shooting trans women in car
One man guilty, another acquitted in unrelated anti-lesbian attack in Columbia Heights
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Media outlets go purple for ‘Spirit Day’
Washington Blade among thousands of sports teams, media companies and celebrities going purple to raise awareness about bullying
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Free screening of film on immigrant students
GLCCB film attempt to educate public about issues impacting LGBT undocumented immigrant students
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GLCCB offers Trans 101 tutorial
Friends and allies may learn about trans people and what challenges trans people face
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Bloomberg donates to Md. marriage effort
A graduate of Johns Hopkins University, New York's mayor donated $250,000 to Marylanders for Marriage Equality
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Bullied Md. trans student suspended after fight
Student fought back, after having hair pulled; attacker allegedly called her a “tranny faggot.”
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Religious leaders urge Md. voters to support marriage law
Clergy spoke at Baltimore and Silver Spring press conferences on Thursday
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Figure in Md. robocalls case funding anti-Question 6 group
Baltimore political consultant Julius Henson served a month in jail earlier this year in connection with 2010 robocalls
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