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Lesbian parental rights case appealed to Mississippi Supreme Court
Lawyers representing a lesbian woman who is being denied her parental rights have appealed a lower court’s ruling against her to the Mississippi Supreme Court. The...
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Russian store puts up “no entry for faggots” sign
Even though Russian law prohibits sexual discrimination, German Sterligov reserves the right to refuse to serve gays
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts & entertainment highlights for June 1-7
Everything worth seeing this week in the DC area!
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Dine-n-dash With Jose Andres, Ted Allen, Andrew Zimmern
Jose Andres’ annual summer culinary event benefits his nonprofit World Central Kitchen
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Paris is Burning at the Mary Pickford Theater
Legendary documentary screens on June 2
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The Peters Principle: Bernadette Peters
Broadway legend. TV star. LGBTQ rights supporter. Animal activist. Bernadette Peters has always lived by her own code of passion and compassion.
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Wonder Woman (review): Gal Gadot shines in Diana’s origin story
Superhero cinema finally welcomes Wonder Woman in a mildly ambitious, action-packed solo feature
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Broadway Unbound: The Gay Men’s Chorus Explores LGBTQ History through the Tonys
The Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates Broadway, the Tonys and LGBTQ history in one massive, sweeping concert
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Antoinette Robinson on Trump, DC theater and taking on Timon
In the Folger's production of Timon of Athens, Antoinette Robinson portrays a character generally portrayed by a man
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New York City Ballet offers a gender-neutral “sneaker ballet” in The Times Are Racing
The NYCB offers a laid-back, gender-neutral dance
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Review: “Hir” at Woolly Mammoth
Taylor Mac's Hir is an important treatment of gender identity, but it sometimes lacks nuance
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Stonewall Regatta returns this weekend for more friendly competition
The annual Stonewall Regatta is as much a party for the rowing community as it is a fierce competition
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Indonesian police set up task force to investigate LGBTQ people
Indonesian police have set up a new task force to investigate activities by LGBTQ people in the province of West Java, reports the South China Morning Post. West...
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US national soccer teams will wear rainbow uniforms for Pride month
U.S. Soccer's new jerseys support a campaign to end homophobia and transphobia in sport
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Trump birth control regulation could threaten LGBTQ health rights
Regulation would allow more employers, even for-profit companies, to refuse to cover medically necessary treatments
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Chechnya leader: Purge of gay men is “absolute lies”
Ramzan Kadyrov invites French and German leaders to Chechnya, despite growing evidence of persecution
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Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission seeks public comment on LGBTQ protections
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission has finished seeking public input on proposed guidance that sets forth legal protections for people who are discriminated against because of their...
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7th Circuit rules in favor of allowing transgender student to use boys’ restroom
A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court’s decision allowing a transgender boy in Wisconsin to continue using the boys’ restroom. A three-judge panel of the...
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Transgender woman does not want man charged for botched transition sugery
The transgender woman who asked an acquaintance to perform an illegal transition surgery on her says the man shouldn’t be charged with a crime, and blames...
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North Carolina man working out plea deal over Key West hate crime
The man accused of driving his rented scooter into the back of a bicyclist while yelling anti-gay epithets and telling him, “You’re in Trump country now!” is working...
