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D.C. Mayor Gray calls Catania remarks ‘nonsense’
Gay Council member wants answers about campaign scandal — or a resignation
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Baltimore mayor denounces NOM
“Regardless of where you are on the marriage issue, there is no room for racial exploitation”
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Maryland Corporate Council hosts breakfast
Annual Business Breakfast will be held on Wednesday, June 13 from 8-10 a.m. at the Hotel Monaco in Baltimore
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Baltimore Catholics organizing for marriage
Sister Gramick, a Maryland resident, has been a Catholic advocate for gay and lesbian equality and justice for more than 40 years
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LGBT activists saddened, angry over Kwame Brown resignation, criminal charge
Catania calls on mayor to ‘provide answers’ or resign
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Howard Theatre to host first queer party in 60 years
Pride event recalls ‘Moms’ Mabley’s decadent 1940s celebration
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State Dept. brings foreign journalists to Blade office
Journalists from 20 nations visited Monday as part of a special reporting tour to brief journalists on how the U.S. addresses LGBT-related issues
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Capital Pride expected to draw 250,000 this weekend
Deborah Cox to headline festival after Saturday's parade
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AIDS Memorial Quilt returning to D.C.
Will be on the National Mall from July 21-25
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D.C. Council approves trans women to Human Rights Commission
Mayor Vincent Gray nominated Earline Budd and Alexandra Beninda to the D.C. Commission on Human Rights
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