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America's Leading Gay News Source
The top national and local LGBT stories from 2012 as assembled by the Washington Blade editorial team.
Year in review: Gems from the stage
Region rich with gay-themed and helmed theater
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Year in review: Books by the bounty
Several releases this year wrote eloquently of gay and trans themes
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Year in review: Gay is ‘The New Normal’
LGBT people were everywhere in entertainment in 2012
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Year in review: LGBT issues absent from presidential election
Not a single reference to LGBT issues was made in each of the three presidential debates, nor the vice presidential debate
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Year in review: 2012 in quotes
The year’s most memorable remarks on LGBT issues
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Year in review: President Obama wins re-election after endorsing marriage
Donations to Obama tripled immediately following announcement
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Year in review: Gray names trans women to Human Rights Commission
Beninda said she was looking forward to joining Budd on the commission
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Year in review: Trans rights bill dies in Md. Legislature
Political observers said Md. Senate President Miller orchestrated its demise
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Year in review: Gallaudet suspends administrator for signing marriage petition
Same-sex marriage advocates lined up with opponents to call for McCaskill's reinstatement
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Year in review: Blade publishes names of petition signers
Voters upheld the statute by a 52-48 percent margin
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