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Colorado Springs worked to change its anti-gay image — then its sole LGBTQ nightclub was targeted

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The LGBTQ community has worked to fight against anti-gay perceptions in conservative Colorado Springs. The shooting at Club Q is threatening that work.

      
Erin Udell and Marc Ramirez, USA TODAY NETWORK
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