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- Grindr will host its first White House Correspondents’ Dinner Weekend Party on April 24, ahead of the WHCA dinner on April 25.
- The event aims to unite policymakers, journalists, LGBTQ leaders to celebrate the First Amendment.
- Grindr’s Joe Hack emphasizes HIV funding and LGBTQ rights.
- Grindr CEO George Arison says the app seeks inclusivity of all views.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced his attendance at the gala.
