Michael Key is a Photo Editor at various esteemed publications including OUTSFL and the Washington Blade. He focuses on themes such as LGBTQ issues, social justice, and culture, often covering events and conferences, as well as general assignment news related to government and politics. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets like Worcester News, LOS ANGELES BLADE, and DallasVoice.
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Michael Key's coverage predominantly focuses on LGBTQ rights, events, community issues, and activism. His work also involves entertainment news and government & politics with a local focus in Washington D.C.
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation event to take place on Dec. 2.
JR.'s celebrates hit musical with performances and showtunes
By: Michael Key
Donald Trump’s return to the White House promises to shake up Washington in ways not seen even during the norm-shattering Trump 1.0 years: on the table are blueprints for radically reforming the federal civil service into a more partisan institution where loyalty is prized at the expense of expertise and competence; off the table, among other things, are anti-discrimination protections that had long bolstered the rights and welfare of LGBTQ federal government employees.
Memorial Quilt panels displayed on the South Lawn
Memorial Quilt displayed on South Lawn
Case pending for five juveniles charged in targeting women for harassment
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington performs at Lincoln Theatre
Whitman-Walker holds annual event in Anacostia Park
A letter written by 16 LGBTQ+ organizations in Central Florida and Tampa Bay condemning the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2025 was sent Dec. 21 to six of Florida’s Democratic Congressional members who voted for the bill.
Six prominent local advocates to share thoughts on meaning of Pride
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