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A historic Baptist church in Washington, D.C. that broke ties with the Southern Baptist Convention five years ago over several issues, including its opposition to the LGBTQ community, has chosen a lesbian couple to lead its congregation. 
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Make 2017 the year you can finally say your resolution stuck by incorporating these tips—provided by our favorite personal LGBT trainers —into your routine
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The National LGBT Bar Association – the country's largest organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and allied legal professionals – is honoring Jason Prussman, senior corporate counsel, Level 3 Communications, with its 2017 Denver Out & Proud award. The award recognizes outstanding legal professionals who advance LGBT equality through words and actions to create more secure and welcoming workplaces.
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A moving gay love story set in World War Two is the latest collaboration between a leading London-based theatre Production Company and one of Manchester's newest arts venues.
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Yank! is a new musical which has been performed Off Broadway. Its UK premiere will be a four-week run from Thursday 9 March to Saturday 8 April at Hope Mill Theatre, in Ancoats - and the production will officially start the partnership's 2017 musical season.
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The Queen City might be one of the most LGBTQ-friendly cities in the United States, according to The Advocate’s annual “Queerest Cities in America” feature.
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Pandora Productions continues the 2016-2017 season and kicks off the new year with: MY BIG GAY ITALIAN MIDLIFE CRISIS.
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LGBT protections are likely to be targeted in the coming weeks by the supposedly business-friendly administration of President-elect Donald Trump, yet a large swath of corporate America has already decided that protecting LGBT employees is good for a company's bottom line.
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Come celebrate TRADE's ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY BLOWOUT Saturday February 4th with Superstar DJ Alex Acosta and opening set by NYC Favorite DJ Ben Baker!
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This is also a special SCRUFF EDITION PARTY with tons of Scruff Swag giveaways: Fans, T Shirts, Hats and more!
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Today, Disney Parks officially announced 12 new members to the 2017 Disney Parks Moms Panel. Selected from thousands of applicants, the 12 will join 19 returning panelists to be part of the tenth annual Panel of dedicated and diverse Disney-loving parents who help guests plan and get the most out of their next Disney vacation.
Matt Skallerud's insight:
Over the past decade, more than 150 moms, dads, and grandparents have served on the Disney Parks Moms Panel. This year's Panel promises to deliver an impressive roster of trusted Disney advisors from all walks of life and experiences. With parents of twins and those with special needs children to single working moms, bilingual mavens and members of the LGBT community, the 2017 Panel is inclusive of every type of parent or guardian looking to plan a magical Disney getaway.
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Got MLK? Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend means one thing to local gays of color: Winter Pride. Get ready for more men’s parties than you can possibly get to, but will have fun trying.
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Announcing live interview with local LGBT wedding officiant, Rev Pam of Same Sex Wedding Venue, Pine Manor Chicago during the remote broadcast of OUT CHICAGO with Scott Duff at D. S. Tequila Co in Chicago February 5, 2017.
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Offering one of the areas most uniqu wedding venues, the wedding officiant opened her historic home, Pine Manor and garden in Mount Prospect for LGBTQ wedding ceremonies and elopements in 2011 and has preformed hundreds of same-sex marriages since. Rev Pam also writes and performs same-sex wedding ceremonies traveling a five state area and provides couples with wedding day...
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After learning a “boatload” about how to plan and run a successful festival from the ground up, Damian Pardo and Joe Cardona — the team behind the Gay8 Festival — is gearing up to make it happen once again.
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The chairman of the English FA says he has spoken to gay players about providing more support and helping them to come out as a group.
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Terrell Green is local performing artist and educator. We chat with the out creator about his current artistic aspirations and his upcoming one-man show, which debuts on MLK Day in the Gayborhood.
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David Ziegler, National Sales Manager of the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitor Bureau, had the opportunity to sit down with Connect Sports and talk about why bringing LGBTQ Sporting events to Cincinnati was so important.
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From March 3‒5 at Bally's and Paris in Vegas, panels, workshops, autograph sessions, and film screenings bring together stars, fans, and creators; certain proceeds to Trevor Project
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Gary Atkins. Atkins’ 2003 book “Gay Seattle: Stories of Exile and Belonging” tells the story of gays in Seattle and Washington state, starting in 1893, when the Legislature made homosexuality a crime, and moves forward through 100 turbulent years. The activist groups, the personalities, the tragedies of the AIDS era. It documents the relentless forward motion that moved the state from a place where homosexuality was a crime to one of the most gay-friendly regions of the country.
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Love Wins California Weddings is the first ever #LGBT friendly resource guide and it's premiere issue is now out!
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Less than six months after opening the doors of its very own theater space in the bustling Chinatown neighborhood, Good Good Comedy Theater is already drawing in alternative comedic performances from areas well beyond Greater Philadelphia. The latest such act to touch down on the ever-popular 11th Street stage is Lake Homo High. For one night only on Saturday, Jan. 14, the New York City-based show will make Good Good Comedy Theater its home.
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As an LGBT mom or dad, there is a lot more to worry about than just raising the baby. Most parents don’t need to worry about what others think about their relationship, nor do they have to wonder if others will exclude their baby or if other parents won’t allow them to play with their kids someday.
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A new study examines and grades cities for their commitment to LGBTQ rights, including eight in Colorado.
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The special fitness seminar “The Perfect Rep," powered by Hornet, took place at Lift Gym Chelsea, led by trainer experts Scott Sensenig and Sarah Curry
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The celebration of LGBT Pride takes all sorts of different forms around the world. What began as a political movement, demanding equality and human rights for LGBT people, has evolved in many places…
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Plan a trip with ease using our New Orleans Year-at-a-Glance for LGBTQ events.
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After art critic Douglas Crimp moved to the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in 1969, he became a regular customer at Max’s Kansas City, a restaurant and art bar on Park Avenue. Max’s had two rooms, one in front and one in back, and members of Andy Warhol’s Factory could reliably be found in the latter. As he passed through the front room, Crimp would greet the “artist-regulars” he had come to know during his first two years in the city, but he found himself inexorably pulled to the back, whose “charged atmosphere” he loved.
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