The D.C.-based LGBTQ advocacy organization Center for Black Equity is hosting on Oct. 4 what it calls the Inaugural BE Gala for Black Equity that will recognize and honor individuals and organizations that have advanced the cause of Black LGBTQ communities.

A statement released by the Center for Black Equity says the event will take place at the National Press Club in D.C. and will include the presentation of awards to nine individuals and one organization, Among the award recipients will be U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas).

“The evening will shine a spotlight on individuals and organizations whose impact spans advocacy, public health, spirituality, art, and community leadership,” the statement says.

“The Gala is not just a moment of recognition – it fuels the work we do year-round

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