local agenda
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Va. guv tackles discrimination in directive
Virginian Gov. Bob McDonnell has issued an executive directive saying that discrimination based on sexual [...] -
Virginia colleges mum on Cuccinelli letter
Public colleges and universities in Virginia were considering their options this week after state Attorney [...] -
D.C. schools get incomplete score on LGBT youth survey
Low response rate means data not fully representative [...] -
‘Today was like a dream’
Couples, D.C. officials celebrate arrival of same-sex marriage [...] -
Wone hearing to discuss S&M devices
A prosecutors’ request to introduce evidence that police found a collection of S&M devices in [...] -
Va. colleges told to strike LGBT anti-discrimination policies
By HARLEY DENNETT Public colleges and universities in Virginia may be forced to remove LGBT anti-discrimination [...] - More from local agenda
national agenda
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New bill would bar housing bias against gay, trans people
Task Force hopes Fair & Inclusive Housing Rights Act 'gains momentum' [...] -
New study finds high HIV, syphilis rates in gay, bi men
A new analysis released Wednesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention shows [...] -
Massa denies sexually groping male staffers
A New York lawmaker who resigned from Congress has been under investigation for allegedly groping [...] -
First openly gay U.S. House reading clerk relishes role
Joe Novotny ‘tremendously proud’ to take prominent position [...] -
HRC affirms ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal for 2010
The Human Rights Campaign is affirming its commitment to repealing “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” this [...] -
Lobby day draws an estimated 300 to advocate for pro-LGBT bills
An estimated 300 citizen lobbyists from across the country came to Capitol Hill on Thursday [...] - More from national agenda
blog agenda
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Discharged officers to testify on ‘Don’t Ask’ before Senate
Two former service members who were discharged under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” are set to [...] -
Gay congressional candidate makes DCCC’s ‘Red to Blue’
A gay candidate running for Congress in California has made the list for Democratic Congressional [...] -
Conservative Calif. state senator comes out as gay in radio interview
UPDATE: Ashburn has come out as gay during his radio appearance, according to the Gay & [...] -
Lobby day draws an estimated 300 to advocate for pro-LGBT bills
An estimated 300 citizen lobbyists from across the country came to Capitol Hill on Thursday [...] -
Massa resigns amid alleged sexual harrassment of male staffer
Amid allegations that he sexually harassed a male staffer, Rep. Eric Massa (D-N.Y.) announced Friday [...] -
Rewind: Week of March 5
By ERWIN DE LEON The legalization of same-sex marriage in the nation’s capital made front page [...] - More from blog agenda
social agenda
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A prom-inent affair
Queer dance helps gays replace high school injustices with fun memories [...] -
Social agenda for March 5
Friday, March 5 Join the DC Front Runners for their First Friday [...] -
Don’t miss “Treemonisha” and Intersections this weekend
By DAVID J. HOFFMAN “‘Treemonisha’ is a gem of an opera by one of America’s most [...] -
Not just a Phase
Iconic D.C. lesbian bar celebrates 40 years [...] -
Kicking homophobia in the grass
British footballers, or soccer players as they are called stateside, this month launched a worldwide [...] -
Wedding receptions with style
You’ve popped the question, walked the aisle and now it’s time to pop the Champagne. [...] - More from social agenda
political agenda by chris johnson
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Discharged officers to testify on ‘Don’t Ask’ before Senate
Gay congressional candidate makes DCCC’s ‘Red to Blue’
Massa denies sexually groping male staffers
First openly gay U.S. House reading clerk relishes role
Conservative Calif. state senator comes out as gay in radio interview
HRC affirms ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal for 2010
Lobby day draws an estimated 300 to advocate for pro-LGBT bills
Massa resigns amid alleged sexual harrassment of male staffer
Adoption anti-discrimination bill gets reboot
Service chiefs’ opposition could impair ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal
Pentagon officials outline scope for ‘Don’t Ask’ study
Lieberman unveils Senate ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal legislation
New report undermines officers’ letter supporting ‘Don’t Ask’
Murphy confident Congress will overturn ‘Don’t Ask’ this year
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photo gallery
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Wedding Day
The Human Rights Campaign hosted the weddings of three same-sex couples in D.C. on Tuesday, some of the first to take advantage of the Religious Freedom & Civil Rights Equality Amendment Act. Angelisa Young and Sinjoyla Townsend, Reggie Stanley and Rocky Galloway, and Rev. Elder Darlene Garner and Rev. Lorilyn Candy Holmes, exchanged rings and vows before family, friends, local politicians and the national press. (DC Agenda photos by Michael Key)
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