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Thursday, March 8, 2012 - Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Feature StoryMaking a SplashJudy Dlugacz has taken the Olivia brand from local lesbian collective to lesbian-travel powerhouse – with promise of more to comeInterview by Will O'Bryan
Photography by Todd Franson
Feature StoryGood WoodMautner Project chooses the organization's Volunteer of the YearBy Will O'Bryan
NewsKameny Estate Dispute Leads to LawsuitsCongressional Cemetery interment for gay rights icon postponed as heir files suit on behalf of estate against four Kameny associatesBy John Riley
NewsCommunion-Withholding Priest SuspendedBarbara Johnson, a lesbian who was denied Communion by the priest at her mother's Gaithersburg funeral, praises decision and hopes for healingBy Chuck Colbert
NewsMore Felony Charges for FurrU.S. Attorney's Office adds charges against MPD officer accused of shooting at group of transgender women and othersBy John Riley
NewsCouncil Unanimously Approves Same-Sex Divorce BillMeasure allows same-sex couples to divorce in the District without establishing residencyBy John Riley
NewsThen and NowWhite House won't comment on a federal contractor nondiscrimination policy, but Obama pledged his support for such a policy in 2008By Chris Geidner
NewsCendana SurgesNext Generation winner bests councilmembers for Dem convention seatBy John Riley
NewsDeal Reached After DOJ Joins Bullying LawsuitFive-year consent decree aims to change environment in Minnesota school districtBy Chris Geidner
NewsShowdown at SteinSekou Biddle, Vincent Orange split LGBT Democrats supportBy John Riley
FilmMars BarredAwkward and inconsequential, ''John Carter'' tries to pass itself off as an epic worthy of sequels, but can't justify its $250 million price tagBy Chris Heller
MusicDivine DanceJD Samson + MEN offers liberal dance communionby Doug Rule
MusicMusical CommunionIndigo Girl Amy Ray takes listeners to a punk-folk churchBy Doug Rule
MusicMusical Theater BandThe pop/rock group GrooveLily writes its own musicalsby Doug Rule
TVReview: Game ChangeFrankenstein Unbound: Get ready to feel more sympathy for Sarah Palin than you expected, even if that glint in her eye is still a scary thing to beholdBy Sean Bugg
StageAmsterdamnedDavid Ives's portrait of a city and citizen in crisis features sharply crafted language and a star turn by Alexander StrainBy Jonathan Padget
StageRocky ConcertThe Gay Men's Chorus of Washington presents a ''glitzier,'' Gaga-esque version of ''The Rocky Horror Show''By Doug Rule
ClublifeTown and GownThis month Town welcomes two of the strongest contestants on the current season of ''RuPaul's Drag Race''By Doug Rule
OpinionSo SorryFrom Rush Limbaugh to Kirk Cameron to NOM, anti-gay proselytizers have trouble understanding that free speech goes both waysBy Sean Bugg
OpinionReaching Out to the ChurchIn light of recent controversies, Dignity/Washington believes it's time for a serious discussion of pastoral care for LGBT CatholicsBy Allen Rose
EventsAthletic SupportersTeam DC's fashion show ultimately supports LGBT student athletesBy Doug Rule
Coverboy InterviewCoverboy: CedricThis optimistic Marine has an eye for photographyPhotography by Julian Vankim

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