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Judge gavel and rainbow ribbon of LGBT pride on gray background.
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Supreme Court weighs LGBTQ+ cases for new term

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Nathan Haydel grows and learns through dual roles in ‘Hamilton’ and other musical endeavors
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Nathan Haydel grows and learns through dual roles in ‘Hamilton’ and other musical endeavors

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Luther Vandross appears in 'Luther: Never Too Much.'
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The 33rd Philadelphia Film Festival features LGBTQ+ programming

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Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, left, and Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, shake hands as they arrive for a CBS News vice presidential debate, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, in New York.
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VP Debate: The Civility No One Wanted

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400-foot Philadelphia Pride flag
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Safety precautions are top of mind for National Coming Out Day events

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Yoojin Park stands among more than a dozen files boxes and behind a podium. He wears a cowboy hat. More than two dozen protesters stand behind him with signs supporting the No Arena movement.
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“Who is Center City for?” No Arena Gayborhood protests at City Hall

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From left, Will Ferrell and Harper Steele sit in a car driving with groceries in the backseat in a scene from ‘Will & Harper.’
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‘Will & Harper’: Getting to know Harper is a wonderful experience

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Malaya Ulan sits on a chair in front of a staircase, dressed in a formal beige skirt and top with puffed sleeves. She holds a sheet of paper in her hands, and her hair is neatly styled in a bun. The setting appears to be indoors, with marble floors and grand staircases in the background. She looks attentive and poised, her gaze directed slightly to her right. The atmosphere suggests a formal or cultural event.
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Malaya Ulan is Philadelphia’s new youth poet laureate

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Lamont J. Whitaker headshot
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‘The Book of Mormon’ actor Lamont J. Whitaker gives the power back

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A group of people, including Andre Carroll (center), walk together outdoors in a friendly and lively atmosphere. Andre, wearing a light blue shirt and a gray vest, smiles while holding a clipboard. He is accompanied by two women on either side, both holding clipboards, with one woman wearing a fur-style coat and large glasses. In the background, additional people join the group, one of them laughing, and a scenic backdrop of brick buildings and fall foliage enhances the image.
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Andre Carroll wins seat for House District 201

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Twelve people are pictured on a cobblestone street in Phialadelphia. They stand as a group and look at the camera smiling.
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Gayborhood is officially recognized as historic neighborhood

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The image shows moments from the 2024 Emmys: Top left: Greg Berlanti, wearing a light-colored tuxedo and glasses, smiles while holding his Emmy award on stage. Top right: Nava Mau in a red outfit embraces Laverne Cox, who has blonde hair, on the red carpet. Bottom left: Jodie Foster, in a sleeveless dress, speaks into a microphone while holding her Emmy. Bottom right: John Leguizamo, sporting a mustache and wearing a tuxedo, addresses the audience from the podium.
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The Emmys 2024: A night of emotion and diversity

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Court, courtroom, law.
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PA Supreme Court hears arguments on LGBTQ+ parentage case

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Logo for Philadelphia Gay News: 48 Most Influential LGBTQ+ Leaders for 2024. The image is a purple emblem or badge featuring the text "Most Influential 48 LGBTQ+ Leaders" at the center. The acronym "pgn" is displayed in a bold font below the text, followed by the date "October 10th, 2024." The design is circular with laurel leaves bordering the text, and the words "Most Influential" are placed inside a ribbon-like banner at the top of the badge.
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Philadelphia Gay News announces 48 Most Influential LGBTQ+ Leaders for 2024

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Jo Miller emceeing a 2023 Pride concert at Lot 323 in Woodbury, N.J.
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Jo Miller is the first openly trans politician in South Jersey — and she’s running for reelection

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Collage showing Kamala Harris (left) and Donald Trump (Right). Left photo shows Kamala Harris wearing a blue suit and holding her hand up. Right photo shows Donald Trump wearing a basic black suit with a red tie while holding his hand up.
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Harris triumphs over Trump in presidential debate

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Craig Winberry performs in The Life and Music of George Michael. He sits confidently on a stool in the center of the stage, holding a microphone, wearing sunglasses and a dark blazer. The stage is illuminated by blue and green lights, with intricate background drapery. A bassist and guitarist accompany him in the dimly lit background, surrounded by various musical equipment and instruments. The atmosphere evokes a dynamic and moody concert setting, highlighting the tribute to George Michael's iconic music.
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‘The Life and Music of George Michael’ visits Philly

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A gavel sits in front of books.
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Lesbian who shot her wife found guilty

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A brick building with a vintage-style sign that reads 'Camden Apothecary' in large white letters. The facade features black trim around the windows and doors. The entrance is labeled 'Enter Through Bell Pharmacy' on a large window display, with a smaller door to the left marked 'Exit Only.' The building's exterior combines old-world charm with a modern touch.
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Get Baked to Give Back: N.J. cannabis dispensary offers fundraiser for LGBTQ+ causes

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A paper doll cutout shows two adults with a child in the middle. They hold hands and carry rainbow Pride flags.
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Parentage laws could soon change in Pennsylvania

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