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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.

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...
National5 years ago

Gay mayor of Wilton Manors, Fla. dies at 41

City in mourning after sudden passing of beloved politician Justin Flippen
National5 years ago

New U.S. Attorney for D.C.’s views on LGBTQ issues unknown

Timothy J. Shea advised Barr at Justice Department
National5 years ago

New hate crimes bill introduced in U.S. Senate

Aimed at strengthening enforcement of existing law
National6 years ago

Facebook pressed to drop ads claiming PrEP is unsafe

‘Inaccurate’ ads blamed for discouraging HIV prevention efforts
National6 years ago

Fauci to Congress: Help us implement plan to end HIV

NIH official gives congressional briefing on new federal AIDS plan
National6 years ago

AIDS Quilt moving to San Francisco

New caretaker, future plans for memorial announced at D.C. ceremony
National6 years ago

NIH launches $100 million effort to cure HIV, sickle cell

Advances in gene editing tech provide hope for ‘single injection’ cure