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wvtf.org > news > 2026-06-12 > bar-crawl-explores-roanokes-hidden-lgbtq-history

Bar crawl explores Roanoke's hidden LGBTQ history

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (649+ words) Roanoke's LGBTQ community is celebrating Pride Month, with a Roanoke Queer History Bar Crawl today and the sixth annual Queer Community Picnic next Tuesday. In 1978, Roanoke was home to five gay bars. But the city's queer history extends much deeper,…...

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wvtf.org > news > 2026-02-05 > on-their-lobby-day-lgbtq-virginians-and-their-parents-see-hope-in-spanberger

On their lobby day, LGBTQ Virginians and their parents see hope in Spanberger

6+ mon, 3+ week ago   (612+ words) During Virginia’s annual legislative session, hundreds of individuals and groups lobby elected officials for their causes. This year, with Governor Abigail Spanberger in office, LGBTQ Virginians and their supporters swept into the General Assembly Building with renewed hope. I’m riding…...

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wvtf.org > news > 2025-10-29 > virginia-attorney-general-touted-work-fighting-discrimination-but-voted-against-lgbtq-workplace-protections

Virginia Attorney General touted work fighting discrimination, but voted against LGBTQ workplace protections

9+ mon, 4+ week ago   (705+ words) When asked during the Attorney General debate, Virginia AG Jason Miyares said he has a history of protecting Virginians from discrimination. But the incumbent candidate voted against a law that expanded workplace protections in 2020. “I’ve always believed the full fabric…...