Lou Chibbaro Jr. is a Senior News Reporter for the Washington Blade, a local newspaper based in Washington, D.C. His reporting focuses on LGBTQ+ issues, including stories on hate crimes, community events, political developments, and historical landmarks. Lou's work has also been featured in the Los Angeles Blade.
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Lou Chibbaro Jr. focuses on local news in Washington D.C., with a strong emphasis on LGBTQ topics, particularly related to crime, government and politics, as well as community events. Pitching ideas should revolve around local LGBTQ events or evolving stories within the community in Washington D.C.
Given his focus on LGBTQ rights and activism, Lou may be interested in receiving pitches related to legal policy regulation announcements affecting the LGBTQ community in Washington D.C., including insights from experts or individuals directly affected by these policies.
Considering his coverage attributes show a high percentage of government announcements and breaking news, pitching timely developments such as new legislation impacting the LGBTQ community could also be effective.
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By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
D.C. police list death as homicide, seek help in identifying suspects
Whitman-Walker, which describes itself as a leader in LGBTQ health, research, education, and policy with special expertise in HIV care . . .
By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
Once every six months injectable HIV prevention drug being tested.
Decision follows complaints by pro-LGBTQ fans, players
D.C. police release video, photos of ‘person of interest’ linked to murder
Beloved community activist passed away in July
By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
Official says no citations issued for patrons illegally carrying drinks on sidewalk
By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
'Serving in Secret' to premier nationally on MSNBC on Nov. 12.
By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
Team D.C. says locals participating in wide range of sports
By: Lou Chibbaro Jr.
Capitol Hill rowhouse already placed on Register of Historic Places
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