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CAMP Rehoboth Block Party is back
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washingtonblade.comCAMP Rehoboth will host its 2022 Block Party on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. on the second block of Baltimore Avenue in Rehoboth Beach, Del.
The event has suffered cancellations in recent years due to COVID and bad weather, but this weekend’s weather looks perfect.
There will be local restaurants, caterers, entertainers, businesses, nonprofits and other organizations exhibiting. Performers will include the CAMP Rehoboth Chorus Ensemble, actors from Clear Space Theatre, and renowned drag queens Tamia Mykles, Roxy Overbrooke, and Magnolia Applebottom, among others.
For more details, visit Camp Rehoboth’s website. The post CAMP Rehoboth Block Party is back appeared first on Washington Blade: LGBTQ News, Politics, LGBTQ Rights, Gay News.
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Bills Introduced in Tenn. to Ban Drag Shows, Gender-Affirming Care
One day after the 2022 midterm elections proved that Republcans' efforts to paint LGBTQ+ people as groomers and dangerous to children failed, Tennesee lawmakers doubled down on their anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment by introducing two bills targeting the community.State lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 1 and Senate Bill 3 on Wednesday. SB 1 would prohibit doctors and families from making necessary life-saving healthcare decisions to support transgender youth.
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