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The LGBTQ Victory Fund has endorsed three candidates seeking citywide or ward-wide public office in November’s election: Allister Chang, who is seeking the Ward 2…
Washington, D.C. – The LGBTQ Victory Fund announced today their endorsement of Randy Downs for Ward 2 on the DC Council. The Victory Fund is…
Representatives from the mayor’s office and the D.C. Department of Transportation attended the installation, as well as Commissioner Randy Downs.
A crowd gathers to observe the installation of the community art piece. Among those present are ANC Commissioners Randy Downs and John Fanning. (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)
Other panelists included Benjamin Brooks, an official with Whitman-Walker Health; Kate D’Adamo, who advocates for sex worker rights; Randy Downs, a Dupont Circle Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner; and Matt Nocella, a spokesperson for the D.C. Council, who discussed the contents and wording of the proposed decriminalization bill.