All posts tagged "Washington D.C."
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Capital Stonewall Democrats Launch “Queering the ANCs”
The new digital initiative aims to recruit, train, and support LGBTQ residents running for Advisory Neighborhood Commission seats.
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Drug Overdose Spike in D.C. Prompts Warning from HIPS
The nonprofit urges residents to take precautions as heat, poor air quality, and the holiday weekend may increase the risk of overdose.
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LGBTQ Young Adults Struggle to Afford D.C., Report Finds
A new report finds that many LGBTQ young adults in D.C. face financial instability, housing insecurity, and feelings of isolation.
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Alaska Brings Her “Revolution” to Kinetic’s Toyland
Drag Race alum Alaska Thunderfuck heads to Capital Pride Weekend with new music, sharp wit, and a revolutionary spirit.
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Maren Morris to Headline Capital Pride Concert on June 21
Bisexual Grammy Award-winning musical artist and LGBTQ rights advocate to perform alongside Leikeli47, Lisa Lisa, Harrison, and Myki Meeks.
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Inside Creating Change 2026: Refusing to Back Down
At the landmark LGBTQ conference, activists spoke candidly about fear, resistance, trans rights, and what keeps them fighting.
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Pitchers’ Dave Perruzza on Selling, Survival, and What’s Next
In a candid interview, Perruzza breaks down the financial realities behind the potential sale of Pitchers and A League of Her Own.
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What Trump’s Return Has Cost LGBTQ Lives in D.C.
From housing and health care to jobs and security, Washington’s LGBTQ community is paying the price of a second Trump presidency.
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Brian Footer Suspends Bid for Ward 1 D.C. Council Seat
The openly gay ANC chair exits the open-seat race to succeed retiring Councilmember Brianne Nadeau, citing family obligations.
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National LGBTQ Task Force Brings Creating Change to D.C.
The Task Force returns its flagship national conference to Washington in January 2026 amid escalating attacks on LGBTQ rights nationwide.
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Jury Acquits Gay Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent
“Not guilty” verdict deals another embarrassing blow to D.C. prosecutors seeking harsher penalties for assaults on law enforcement.
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Miss Pixie Says Goodbye
After 28 years, D.C. vintage queen Pixie Windsor closes Miss Pixie’s Furnishings & Whatnot with a Halloween farewell party.
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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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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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No Kings, Just Chaos: Fighting Without Losing Your Mind
Columnist Will O’Bryan explores how humor, rage, and protest can help us stay sane in Trump’s chaotic America.
