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Ruby Corado Ordered Into Custody as Sentencing Is Delayed
The founder of Casa Ruby seeks a new attorney after an “irreconcilable” rift, delaying sentencing for a seventh time.
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Food & Friends Swaps Pies for Pushups with ‘Move for Meals’
Food & Friends’ new fundraiser trades Thanksgiving pies for fitness challenges that help provide meals for people in need.
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Spanberger Ad Slams Earle-Sears on LGBTQ Discrimination
Virginia Democrat’s campaign spot blasts Earle-Sears’ claim that firing someone for being gay “isn’t discrimination.”
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Ruby Corado to Seek New Attorney Before Oct. 15 Sentencing
In a new interview with WUSA9, the Casa Ruby founder apologized to clients left in the lurch by the LGBTQ nonprofit’s financial collapse.
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John Reid Defends Running Mate’s Opposition to Gay Marriage
Virginia’s gay GOP Lt. Gov. nominee says he and Winsome Earle-Sears can “put aside differences” over same-sex marriage.
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WorldPride DC’s $310M Impact Fell Short of Expectations
Organizers say 1.2 million attended, but international travel fears kept numbers lower than projected.
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Center for Black Equity to Host BE. Gala in Washington on Oct. 4
"BE. A Gala for Black Equity" will honor trailblazers, community leaders, and allies advocating for Black LGBTQ communities.
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D.C. Man Hurls Anti-Gay Slur in Logan Circle Assault
A D.C. man was charged with assault in a possible hate crime after throwing punches and shouting anti-gay slurs at a passerby.
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Whitman-Walker’s Walk & 5K to End HIV is Saturday, Sept. 20
The event seeks to raise $500,000 to help fund Whitman-Walker's HIV testing, outreach, prevention, and treatment services.
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Grand Jury Refuses to Indict D.C.’s ‘Sandwich Guy’
A grand jury refused to indict D.C.’s “Sandwich Guy,” a gay man accused of hurling a sub at a federal officer during Trump-era protests.
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Feds to Cut Funds for 5 Pro-LGBTQ Virginia School Districts
Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William schools refused federal demands to roll back transgender-inclusive policies.
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‘Miserable’: D.C. LGBTQ Venues Hit Hard by Federal Police Takeover
D.C.'s gay venues could lose thousands of dollars as patrons avoid nightlife amid heavy federal police presence.
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Loudoun County Defies Federal Order, Keeps Transgender Policies
Loudoun County schools voted 6-3 to keep transgender-inclusive policies despite Trump administration threats to cut $47 million in funding.
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Pro-Trump Protester Allegedly Pepper-Sprayed Attendees at Baltimore Queer Event
A man was arrested and charged with assault for macing two people outside a queer event at a Baltimore City brewery.
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Northern Va. Schools Face Federal Threat Over Trans Policies
Department of Education says pro-trans policies in 5 Northern Virginia school districts violate Title IX
