Arlington Unmasked

Fort Worth Weekly 8h agoFW

Levitt Pavilion in downtown Arlington sits desolate this month, a stark contrast to June, when an estimated 1,500 people piled into the small green space to enjoy the Help Center for LGBTQ+ Health’s celebration of gay culture which included vendors, live entertainment from notable drag queens, food trucks, and more. The self-proclaimed “Dream City” has become a nightmare for the LBGTQ+ community and all […] The post Arlington Unmasked appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

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Leviticus: Gay Panic

The horror movie Leviticus makes no overt reference to the Book of Leviticus. I dare say that gay readers are more familiar with the third book of the Old Testament than most Christians of any stripe. The relevant passage in the book says pretty unambiguously that male homosexuality is wrong, but the movie appears to […] The post Leviticus: Gay Panic appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.

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Dallas weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch ended early

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch in North Texas has ended. The watch area had been expanded to include the entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding counties. The watch was originally scheduled to end at 10 p.m. CT, but was ended early.Severe weather threats remain in play in areas Northeast of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.Tuesday ForecastScattered showers and thunderstorms will continue through the evening, with the greatest coverage north of Highway 380 and along the Red River. Some storms may produce wind gusts up to 65 mph and isolated hail up to a quarter in size.The primary concern remains flooding, especially across parts of Grayson, Fannin, and Lamar counties where several inches of rain fell earlier today. Additional heavy rainfall could lead to rapid flooding.Storms are expected to gradually weaken later tonight, although a few showers may linger through 10 or 11 p.m.Live: North Texas RadarDownload the WAPPResidents are encouraged to stay weather-aware this evening and

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