Tinashe Chingarande is a Reporter at AJI Fellowships. She covers a diverse range of topics including LGBTQ issues, social issues, and health and wellness, with a focus on government and politics, culture and society, and regional interests. Tinashe's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Los Angeles Blade, District Fray Magazine, and The Real News Network.
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Charlemagne Chateau hosts brunch on Sunday
Rainbow Masquerade to be held at Hook Hall
LGBTQ events in the days to come
By: Tinashe Chingarande, Nuha Dolby
“The idea that having institutional knowledge — that most people rely upon when they are a longer serving member — I don’t think that really matters at this moment because, honestly, the institution is burning before our eyes,” one CBC member told NOTUS.
LGBTQ events in the days to come
Dupont Circle pop-up dates extended
By: Riley Rogerson, Tinashe Chingarande, Reese Gorman
Initial indications are that Democrats plan to mostly oppose the new GOP bill, leaving the government headed toward a shutdown.
Rainbow Masquerade features drag shows, aerial silk performances
By: Tinashe Chingarande
“I think we all did a horrible job of messaging and highlighting the great work that he has done,” one congressional Democrat said.
By: Calen Razor, Tinashe Chingarande
If House Speaker Mike Johnson can’t win over his own conference, House Democrats say they’re willing to work with Republicans.
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