Michael Key is a Photo Editor at the Washington Blade. With a focus on cultural movements, diversity and inclusion, and LGBTQ+ interest, he has documented significant events such as the extension of marriage benefits to same-sex couples and the repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' His work has been featured in various publications, including OUTSFL, Worcester News, and the Los Angeles Blade.
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Michael Key's coverage predominantly focuses on LGBTQ rights, events, community issues, and activism. His work also involves entertainment news and government & politics with a local focus in Washington D.C.
To effectively reach out to Michael Key, consider providing insights or commentary related to the LGBTQ community’s activities or political developments within Washington D.C. Additionally, pitches related to upcoming local events that celebrate the LGBTQ community would likely be well-received.
When reaching out to him about national topics such as Black Friday or New Year's Eve celebrations at JR.'s make sure your pitch emphasizes their relevance or impact on the local LGBTQ community in Washington D.C.
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