Gay Congressman David Cicilline on 12 Years Fighting for LGBTQ Rights in the House
Rep. David Cicilline was one of only four out LGBTQ+ members of Congress when he started serving in 2011.
May 31, 2023
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Rep. David Cicilline was one of only four out LGBTQ+ members of Congress when he started serving in 2011.
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Cicilline has served since 2011.
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