EDGE Washington

Academics delved into LGBT life, including pornography, race, effeminacy, online dating and deaf LGBTs at this year’s Lavender Languages & Linguistics conference.

Longtime LGBT advocate Cyndi Lauper has collaborated with HUD to help count D.C.’s homeless youth, and help provide the resources and support they desperately require.

DC Center’s Youth Working Group continues to focus on the challenges of bullying and homelessness that face the city’s LGBT youth.

Washington, D.C. commemorates World AIDS Day with new healthcare policies, food drives, and a candlelight vigil.

A D.C. university for the deaf and hard of hearing has put its diversity officer on paid administration leave after she signed an anti-gay marriage document. LGBT activists in the Maryland, however, disagree with the school’s decision.

Northwest LGBT youth leaders traveled to Washington, D.C., on Sept. 19 to participate in a White House LGBT policy roundtable, take a tour and enjoy a special End of Summer BBQ.

Fireplace sports hip-hop music and a hip black crowd in its neighborhood atmosphere. EDGE dropped in this week to catch the fun; here are the photos!

Cobalt has been setting the standard for years. Still wildly popular today, the "place to be seen" keeps it fresh and innovative with the city’s most eclectic DJs, electric parties, and a staff that has all the class without the attitude.

On July 22, thousands of activists and celebrities gathered on the Washington Mall for the Keep the Promise March, to urge governments worldwide to commit to HIV/AIDS research and treatment funding.

Police are investigating a brutal attack on two gay men by a gang of youths in Northeast Washington, D.C., as a hate crime.