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Lou Chibbaro Jr.

Lou Chibbaro Jr. has reported on the LGBT civil rights movement and the LGBT community for more than 30 years, beginning as a freelance writer and later as a staff reporter and currently as Senior News Reporter for the Washington Blade. He has chronicled LGBT-related developments as they have touched on a wide range of social, religious, and governmental institutions, including the White House, Congress, the U.S. Supreme Court, the military, local and national law enforcement agencies and the Catholic Church. Chibbaro has reported on LGBT issues and LGBT participation in local and national elections since 1976. He has covered the AIDS epidemic since it first surfaced in the early 1980s. Follow Lou

Stories By Lou Chibbaro Jr.

News4 years ago

Gay Games announces 2022 ‘contingency planning committee’

LGBTQ sports event expected to take place despite turmoil in Hong Kong
National4 years ago

FDA approves human trial for treatment to cure HIV

Md. genetic engineering company hopeful gene altering process will work
National4 years ago

Brian Sims accused of threatening fellow Pa. lawmaker

Gay official said to be outraged that GOP colleague introduced LGBTQ bill
National4 years ago

Biden calls Supreme Court ruling ‘momentous step forward’

‘Another step in our march towards equality for all’
National4 years ago

Trans woman attacked by mob in St. Paul, Minn.

Police seek help in finding victim to identify attackers
Politics4 years ago

LGBTQ group’s offices not damaged in AFL-CIO fire
Coronavirus5 years ago

New York City ‘in-person’ Pride events cancelled

50th anniversary Stonewall march latest coronavirus casualty
Health5 years ago

Groups say LGBTQ people more vulnerable to Coronavirus

More than 100 LGBTQ or LGBTQ supportive organizations on March 11 released a joint open letter to health care providers and media outlets urging them to...
National5 years ago

Opponents of FOSTA law win Appeals Court victory

Ruling sends case back to District Court for decision on merits
AIDS and HIV5 years ago

Coronavirus risk not significantly greater for those with ‘well controlled’ HIV

(Image public domain) The risk of people with HIV who are receiving standard of care treatment to control their HIV is not significantly greater than the...