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Roe decision sounds alarm in local LGBTQ community about future of same-sex marriage
Members of the Baltimore-area LGBTQ community worry about the fate of same-sex marriage after Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas suggested the decision should be reconsidered.
Stanford Kimmel shows Chris Franzoni an article in the magazine he is reading.
Death of restaurant owner, businessman hits too close to home for me
Restaurant owner Trevor Scott Ivan White was shot to death in Northeast Baltimore on Father’s Day.
From left: Tamika, Eric, Trevor, Danielle and Kristin. Trevor was the youngest of six.
The broken rainbow: the gender and race divide in the LGBTQ community
As Pride celebrations sweep the country this month, there will undoubtedly be stories of joy and triumph. But behind the colorful parades, energized performances by drag queens, and an overall appearance of a unified front lie the realities of a fractured LGBTQ community.
A balloon reading “Love is love, pride” waves in the wind on June 4 at Baltimore Trans Pride 2022.
All-Black productions bring new takes on traditional theater
In Baltimore, which is nearly 70% Black, colorblind and color-conscious casting of traditionally white productions has resulted in new opportunities for Black actors and directors.
JUNE 14,2022—An all Black and queer rendition of the cult classic film Rocky Horror Freak Show Noir at the Zion Lutheran Church on the City of Baltimore.  (L to r) Actors Teresa McLorn (Janet Weiss) Ta’Von Vinson (Frank N. Furter) and Chris Reed (Brad Majors) perform.
Pride flags burned: Neighbors suspect hate crime in fire that injured three
Two men, ages 74 and 57, are in serious condition, and a 30-year-old woman is in critical condition.
Charred pieces of the pride flag lay near row homes on the 300 block of E. 31st St. The fire was presumed started by the burning of a pride flag.
Carroll County school board limits display of pride flags as nation marks Pride Month
A family's plan to fight bullying and build acceptance hits a barrier.
Ash Tough, 13, framed by a Pride flag, sits for a portrait outside of Northwest Middle School in Taneytown.
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