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    Washington Blade National Coming Out Day at The Wharf

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    Blind and queer and finding community

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    Emmy’s big night was virtually a first

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    PHOTOS: The Blade returns to the Deep South
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    PHOTOS: A road trip during a pandemic and national reckoning
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    PHOTOS: DC Pride2020 March+Caravan
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    PHOTOS: LGBTQ Equity Reception
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    PHOTOS: Singing with the Sisters
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    PHOTOS: LGBT Singles party
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    PHOTOS: Pride Reveal
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    PHOTOS: Wig Night Out
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    PHOTOS: BHT Foundation Grant Ceremony
    Browsing the topic: Adrian Fenty

    Bowser names LGBTQ members to ReOpen DC Advisory Group

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    PHOTOS: Ten years in the LGBT movement

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    Looking back: 50 years of the Blade

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    Council withdraws street-naming bill honoring gay Democrat

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    Petition seeks rainbow crosswalks on 17th Street

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    Welcoming D.C.’s new public schools chancellor

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    Mayor should consider Groomes for police chief

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    Mixed reviews for Lanier

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    True colors emerge in D.C. Council shakeup

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    Eroding public trust in D.C. gov’t

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    Local
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    Stein Club fails to endorse Biden after dispute over Ward 2 race
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    Ruby Corado announces she’s COVID positive
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    National
    U.S. broadcasting agency executive director ignores House subpoena
    Jorge Ramos interviews Blade contributor
    Judge orders Trump administration to turn over concealed docs on trans military ban
    NQAPIA executive director steps down
    Ginsburg’s death leaves LGBTQ rights on Supreme Court vulnerable to religious claims
    Rea Carey to step down as National LGBTQ Task Force executive director
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    World
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    Belarusian LGBTQ activist arrested during anti-government protest
    Tijuana authorities criticized over handling of transgender woman’s murder
    Cuban authorities threaten to arrest LGBTQ activist, journalist
    Bachelet highlights LGBTQ rights abuses in U.N. Human Rights Council speech
    Botswana group works to improve health care for trans, intersex people
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    Opinions
    A letter to Soraya Santiago (1947-2020)
    When they go low we kick their asses
    D.C. must ban gay and trans panic defense
    ‘All About Eve’ at 70
    For Joe Biden, push relentlessly until Nov. 3
    A hero passes; may RBG rest in peace
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    Arts & Entertainment
    Washington Blade National Coming Out Day at The Wharf
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    Blind and queer and finding community
    Non-binary actor wins Helen Hayes Award
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