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PHOTOS: Team DC Championship Awards
Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue is guest speaker
Team DC, an umbrella organization for local LGBT sports clubs and teams, held its Championship Awards at Nellie’s Sports Bar on Sunday, Oct. 3 with special guest speaker, former Commissioner of the National Football League Paul Tagliabue. Scholarships were given to Alexis Waxenfelter of Towson State and Clayton Miller of Virginia Tech. Other honorees included Greg Diamond and the Washington Nationals for the “Night OUT at the Nationals,” Jack Fleming of the Capital Punishment Volleyball Club and Matt Feinberg of the Capital Tennis Association.
(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
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The LGBTQ organization Lambda Legal held its annual “Lambda Legal in the Pines” fundraiser on Saturday, July 25. The event was held at a house on Fire Island featured in Ryan Murphy’s 2014 HBO film, “The Normal Heart.”
Organizers say over $500,000 was raised to support Lambda Legal’s national litigation and advocacy work.
(Photos by Santiago Felipe)














The third annual Front Royal Pride was held at the Main Street Gazebo in Front Royal, Va. on Saturday, July 25.
(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)














JR.’s Bar held a “RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars” watch party followed by a live drag show on Friday, July 17. The Vitamin C weekly drag show was hosted by Citrine with performers Brooke N Hyman and Rosie Beret.
(Washington Blade photos by Landon Shackelford)










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