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Ongina shares planned Freak Out runway and it’s nothing short of iconic
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Since her (untimely) exit on week two of All Stars 5, Ongina has been sharing her planned runways for each week of the competition (slaying us all in the process).
And this week certainly is no different. While we didn’t get a glimpse of the outfit that she would’ve worn for her stand-up comedy set, we did get her runway for the Freak Out runway, and if you read our title before clicking on this article, you can already guess our reaction to this.
While many of the queens went with a club kid feel, with a whole multitude of zany colours, only Miz Cracker went with a spooky theme with her plague doctor/steampunk/post-apocalypse look.
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Dallas County launches campaign to end HIV epidemic by 2030
Dallas County aims to end the HIV epidemic by 2030 through a multi-pronged campaign that promotes HIV prevention, testing, treatment and substance abuse recovery, according to a press release from the county this week. New diagnoses of HIV continue, and one in eight people unknowingly live with HIV, the press release notes, adding that “knowing your HIV status and taking steps to prevent further transmission will go a long way towards ending HIV in Dallas.” The Dallas County Ending the HIV Epidemic Campaign focuses on information and resources that provide hope for eliminating the HIV epidemic, with information available at EndHIVDallasCounty.org.
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