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AIDS Run & Walk Chicago to support 36 HIV/AIDS groups

"Put your foot down." That's the message behind this year's AIDS Run & Walk Chicago, hosted by the AIDS Foundation of Chicago ( AFC ) and benefiting 35 other community organizations — known as CommunityDirect partners —

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Roscoe's reopens Saturday after weeklong closure

The popular Boystown bar Roscoe's Tavern, 3356 N. Halsted, reopens Saturday, after the city suspended its liquor license for overcrowding during the 2014 Pride Parade.

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City closes Roscoe's through July 17th

The City of Chicago has closed Roscoe's Tavern, 3356 N. Halsted, through Friday, July 17th for exceeding the allowed occupancy.

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Ride For AIDS Chicago raises $600,000

The 12th annual Ride For AIDS Chicago featured 221 riders, and 84 crew members, for the two-day, 200-mile bicycle ride July 11-12 to benefit the Test Positive Aware Network ( TPAN ) and community partners.

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Was Abraham Lincoln queer?

About Face Theatre's latest production explores this and proposes another figure for the cannon, in the Chicago premiere of "Abraham Lincoln Was A F*gg*t."

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All you need to know for the 2015 Chicago Pride Parade

The 46th annual Chicago Pride Parade steps off at noon, Sunday, June 28, with the international theme, "Color Our World with Pride", which couldn't be more fitting after the Supreme Court's marriage equality ruling on Fr

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'Bougie' down with Neverland this Pride Weekend

After you spend Saturday lounging by the pool, drinking, dancing and catching tan in your tiniest bathing suit at Neverland's daytime pool party, head over to Neverland's "Bougie Ball" at the Metro Saturday night for the

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