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Michele Zipkin is a staff writer for Philadelphia Gay News, where she reports on issues including LGBTQ youth issues, housing insecurity, healthcare, city government and advocacy organizations, and events. Her work has been recognized by the Keystone Media Awards, Society of Professional Journalists, National Newspaper Association, and more. She received her BA from Goucher College and her MA in journalism from Temple University. She has been on staff with PGN since January 2020 and previously worked as a freelancer.
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Trooskin joins Mazzoni Center’s executive medical team

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Local art alliance seeks funds for crucial building repairs

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Local women’s theater festival explores trans, queer stories

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Doxycycline Pill antibiotic drug on black table
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Studies: Common drug is effective at lowering STD rates for MSM, trans women

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The final design for “Finally on 13th,” a new mural honoring the history of the Philadelphia Ballroom scene, which will soon be unveiled on 13th Street, between Pine and Spruce Streets, in the Gayborhood.
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Gayborhood mural celebrates Philly Ballroom icons

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From left, Prevention Meets Fashion founder Nhakia Outland and Sex Worker Prevention Project interns Nate Fireall and Laur Bonosevich.
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Community org launches HIV prevention project for sex workers 

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People's Light signs sits amid trees
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Malvern-based nonprofit theater company to showcase stories of LGBTQ+ people of color

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U.S. House Republicans vote to cut funding for LGBTQ+ projects, including William Way
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U.S. House Republicans vote to cut funding for LGBTQ+ projects, including William Way

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D. Bruce Hanes crosses his arms and smiles.
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Ten years later, Hanes still celebrated for issuing first same-sex marriage licenses in Pa.

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Community Briefs: Nonbinary People’s Day events, William Way summer block party, Leeway grant

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Close up of child's hands drawing at white paper within colorful pens and pencils.
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Art exhibit by LGBTQ+ college students graces the walls of Pa. Governor’s Residence

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DA’s Office provides clarity on July 4 mass shooting suspect  

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Philadelphia Family Pride Paths to Parenthood workshop, where prospective LGBTQ+ parents are sitting around a table.
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Prospective LGBTQ+ parents receive guidance from local experts

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Protesters hold hands in a street intersection.
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Arrests made at Moms for Liberty counter protests

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Protesters speak out against anti-LGBTQ+ group Moms for Liberty

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Protesters stand in front of the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown.
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Moms for Liberty counter protests scheduled in Philly this weekend

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The “Petty Pitches” kickball team at a past Stonewall Sports Tournament.
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Stonewall Sports National Tournament comes to Philly this July

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Stephanie Haynes sits next to Ray Rachlin, author of
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Queer midwife chats about new book on starting a family as LGBTQ+ parents

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A half disco ball attached to a poster entitled “Ballroom: A Frontier in the Fight Against AIDS
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Students receive 2023 Pennsylvania LGBTQ+ History Prize for projects on HIV, ballroom

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Dante Austin smiles at DVLF's 25th anniversary celebration.
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Community Briefs: Dante Austin memorial scholarship; LGBTQ+ archival exhibit; Interfaith Pride service

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