Jersey man indicted for male prostitution ring
A Ventnor, N. J., man was indicted last week by a state grand jury on charges that he operated an all-male prostitution ring...
Calcutta hosts drag-gospel mash-up
Religious services and drag shows are two venues that don’t typically converge, but they will next week when residents at a local HIV/AIDS housing...
PGMC to perform in Thanksgiving Day Parade
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How PGN Covered AIDS In The First Year
For the first year of the AIDS crisis, 1981, nobody knew what to call the disease. ‘Gay cancer’ was a commonly used term, but...
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NC senator apologizes Newsobserver. com reports a Republican state senator apologized Feb. 25 for comments he reportedly made to a GOP gathering...
Pride Weekend game plan
Pride is upon Philadelphia once again; and there’s enough going on in the city this weekend to make anyone dizzy trying to keep track....
Director Amber Hikes hosts first meeting for Commission on LGBT Affairs
Newly appointed Director of LGBT Affairs Amber Hikes spoke at a press conference prior to the first Commission on LGBT Affairs public meeting. Mayor...
ASIAC ends Jaded Lounge, 12th Air to continue it
AIDS Services in Asian Communities, which held a popular health and social event for gay Asian men and their supporters for more than a...
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AIDS whistleblower compensated Dr. Daniel J. Feldman, who accused Weill Cornell Medical College and one of its faculty members of filing false claims when seeking...
Judge: Litigant may appeal LGBT employee-rights case
A federal judge last week granted permission for a Norristown gay man to try to convince the Third Circuit Court of Appeals that anti-LGBT...
Point-ed in the next direction: National LGBT scholarship group awards three...
Three Pennsylvania college students will continue their education with the help of the Point Foundation, a national scholarship organization for LGBT students. The recipients...
Federal appeals court upholds trans rights at Boyertown High School
LGBT advocates are praising a recent order by a three-judge panel of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals that allows trans students at Boyertown...
Employer pushes for dismissal of trans case
Pottsville trans woman Kate Lynn Blatt benefited from a landmark ruling in May that allowed her to pursue an antibias case against her...
Hawaii guv consults rabbis on civil unions
HONOLULU — Rabbis Itchel Krasnjansky and Peter Schaktman hail from different branches of Judaism and hold starkly contrasting views on whether same-sex couples should...
DVLF honors community leaders
The Delaware Valley Legacy Fund announced it will honor six leaders in the community for their work in advancing the rights of LGBTs in...
Out vet, businessman challenges Hatboro mayor
Bill Godshall spent nearly a decade operating a popular gay bar in Philadelphia before heading out to the suburbs. Now, the out...
Walkers, runners entering home stretch before AIDS Walk
More than 15,000 walkers, runners and supporters from all over the Philadelphia region are expected to attend this year’s AIDS Walk/Run Philly. ...
Wolf signs intimate-partner violence bill at Allentown LGBT center
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a bill today at the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center in Allentown that makes it easier for victims of intimate-partner violence...
Out judge seeks to retain seat on bench
Out Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Abbe Fletman is looking to bring her more-than 25 years as a trial lawyer — and nearly...
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