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The chorus is celebrating its milestone 40th anniversary with a streaming concert in June.

Athletes from Martina Navratilova to LeBron James use their likeness and platform to move the needle towards equality not only in sports but in society as well. Organizations like the Inclusion Playbook, founded by Ashland Johnson, transform communities through sports.

Red Bear Brewing Co. launches their "drag-livery service" next week, where drag queens double as delivery drivers and provide dinner and a show.

The Capital Pride Alliance has vowed to better support communities of color, acknowledging the needs to combat racism and discrimination within the LGBTQ community.

The Capital Pride Alliance, the organization that sponsors D.C.’s annual Capital Pride Parade, Festival and other Pride-related events, has confirmed that it submitted to the city last week a “final proposal” for major changes in the route of this year’s Pride Parade scheduled for Saturday, June 13.

On February 6, the Capital Pride Alliance (CPA) will host its annual “Reveal” event  from 7-11 pm, at City Winery to announce the theme campaign for Capital Pride 2020. Tickets are available o…

“A newspaper is a connective tissue that offers a community support,” Brown says. “We’re really proud of the Blade and really proud of the staff of the Blade who got us here over the decades.”

Part variety show, part education session, the Ask Rayceen Show is an important hub for a segment of DC society that’s often overlooked.

2019 Influencer in Aging Imani Woody is a longtime LGBTQ and aging advocate

A new student organization is looking to create dialogue on campus about “unaddressed” issues within the queer male community on campus.

TJ Flavell's Meetup group offers everything from charitable events to hikes, drag shows to brunches

When a local restaurant asked trans activist Charlotte Clymer to leave for using the women's restroom, they picked a fight with the wrong person

Rayceen Pendarvis describes herself as the "Queen of The Shameless Plug, the Empress of Pride and The Goddess of DC. " For decades, Pendarvis has been a force in the District of Columbia. From the 1963 March on Washington, to Black Lives Matter Plaza in 2020, Rayceen's dynamic presence has been a part of nearly every modern social and civil rights movement in Washington. "You have to go through a trial," says Pendarvis. "You have to go through something to have a legacy.

Leaders of the newly established SA LGBTQ+ caucus said they will create spaces to listen to concerns of the LGBTQ community.

Following its announcement last month of the cancellation of this weekend’s annual D.C. LGBTQ Pride parade, festival, and other Pride related gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Capital Pride Alliance, the group that organizes the city’s annual Pride events, said it was making further changes for its . . .

Capital Pride is getting creative, so as not to completely ruin the celebrations for the hundreds of thousands of people it draws.

Everything LGBTQ travelers need to do in Washington, D.C., including where to stay, what to do, and the best bars.

Two pride reveal parties offer a sneak peek at events that celebrate and honor the local LGBTQ community

The 26th iteration of the annual film festival hopes to show stories that reflect real LGBTQ lives.

As the Washington Blade celebrates 50 years of covering LGBTQ life, editor Kevin Naff looks back at its near death experience in 2009, it's near-instant rebirth and sense of mission today.

The hotel partnered with the actor and Newseum in honor of its new exhibit “Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement.”

"There's not always spaces for everyone, too, which is kind of sad. This is my chance to do that and help the community do better."

Lingering inequality, coming out to your boss — high-ranking political aides have faced it. “Being openly gay makes me a better staffer,” one says.