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Penn LGBT Center’s Scholars-in-Residence Program returns, welcomes three local voices

The University of Pennsylvania’s Penn LGBT Center’s Scholars-in-Residence Program is returning for 2024 and will welcome three new LGBTQ+ scholars with diverse backgrounds, all...

Philly AIDS Thrift gives out $324K in grants to Delaware Valley organizations

A local Pennsylvania nonprofit thrift store last month announced they would award more than $324,000 in grants to 31 HIV/AIDS service organizations and their...

Gay man’s wrongful termination lawsuit against Philadelphia Housing Authority moves forward

A federal judge has cleared the way for the wrongful termination lawsuit filed by Daniel Angelis against the Philadelphia Housing Authority to be heard...

New online portal makes stories about HIV/AIDS more accessible to the public

“Wow, I just felt like — I just felt like, this sadness just saying his name out loud to you,” said Bill Adair to...

Queerphobic misinformation has a tangible impact on Philadelphia

Pennsylvania senators John Fetterman and Bob Casey recently rescinded support of funding for William Way LGBT Community Center after the organization was targeted by...

Michael Hinson Way: A portion of Chestnut St. will honor the late activist

A street in the Gayborhood will soon honor Michael Hinson, a prominent LGBTQ+ activist and Philadelphia leader who died in 2022. A portion of...

Arts & Culture

Isaac Mizrahi brings cabaret act to New Hope

Isaac Mizrahi is well-known as a clothing designer, actor and reality show participant. On March 23, Bucks County Playhouse will host a display of...

Kristen Stewart shines in gritty, yet formulaic, crime thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding’

The stylish crime thriller, “Love Lies Bleeding,” depicts the ride-or-die romance between two strangers, Lou (Kristen Stewart) and Jackie (Katy O’Brian). Their relationship takes...

Horoscopes: March 15-21, 2024

EsaDiva Maven: Creativity to the Tee

Horoscopes: March 8-14, 2024

Regional

HIV-positive man settles discrimination case against Delaware County

An HIV-positive Philadelphia man has settled his antibias lawsuit against Delaware County for an undisclosed amount of money. The man allegedly was denied a...

National

Analysis: Why Are GOP Women Lying about E. Jean Carroll, Brigitte Macron and Michelle Obama?

It’s been an awkward few days for women leaders in the Republican party. Katie Britt, Nancy Mace and Candace Owens all made headlines, but...

Kyrsten Sinema: a confounding legacy of activism and obstruction

Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) was the first out bisexual elected to Congress in 2012 and the first out bisexual elected to the Senate in 2018....

Super Tuesday: Clean sweep for Biden, bumpy win for Trump, Haley drops out

Super Tuesday is known to make or break candidates. In 2016 and 2020, it was Super Tuesday that knocked Bernie Sanders out of competition...

LIFE DURING COVID-19

As Long Covid cases rise, so do costs

The U.S. continues to reassess Covid-19 and address it as a long-term problem rather than a public health crisis, even suspending the free testing...

Long COVID: The Other Pandemic — Part 3

In the summer of 2020, Tariq Scott was in the streets of Philadelphia protesting the killing of George Floyd. The winter and spring had...

Long COVID: The Other Pandemic – Part 2

This the second installment of a three part series. Since the end of 2019, when COVID-19 was first designated a pandemic by the World Health...

Long COVID: The Other Pandemic

This is part one of a three part series. Masks came off a few weeks ago: a harbinger of Spring. On February 25, the Centers...

CDC says vaccinated should wear masks indoors in areas with high infection rates

Federal health officials urged Americans in areas of the country with the highest surges in COVID-19 infections to once again wear masks when they...

Game Plan: Philly’s Queer Sports Teams Look Forward To Summer

Last year, PGN spoke with our local LGBTQ sports teams to see what their seasons would look like during the COVID shutdown. The answer...

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Television

Netflix docudrama shows the love of Alexander the Great and Hephaestion

Alexander the Great is generally conceded as one of the most brilliant and effective military commanders and conquerors of all time. By the time...

Editorial

Moriarty’s management needs to speak up

Moriarty’s Irish Pub drew controversy last week when the establishment — located at 11th and Walnut in the Gayborhood — posted a Craigslist ad...

FILM

Obituaries

Anita Cornwell, groundbreaking Black lesbian writer, dies at 99

Anita Cornwell passed away May 27 in Germantown “surrounded by the compassionate women who cared for her,” her literary executor, Briona Simone Jones, said....

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2019: LGBTQ YEAR IN REVIEW

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