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New Jersey implements LGBT-friendly police directive

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New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal last week announced an LGBTQ-equality directive that applies to all state, county and local law enforcement agencies....

Several news orgs, including PGN, unite as part of a new...

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News Is Out: National Queer Media Collaborative, a brand new a partnership of seven LGBTQ+ news outlets from around the U.S., will soon launch...

Trans woman sues Dunkin’ Donuts

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A trans woman of color has filed suit against a Dunkin' Donuts shop in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, claiming a hostile work environment prevented her from...

New director FIGHTs for youth

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The Youth Health Empower Project, a program of HIV/AIDS service organization Philadelphia FIGHT, recently welcomed a new director, who, despite her young age, has...

Clinton says she’d review State Dept.’s policies

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During Sen. Hillary Clinton’s confirming hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this week, the Secretary of State-designate pledged that if she...

City: Trans litigant can’t seek punitive damages

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Bobbie E. Burnett, a transgender library assistant who’s suing the city for workplace bias, wants the opportunity to seek punitive damages. ...

Glaxo institutes LGBT training program

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The local branch of a pharmaceutical conglomerate recently launched an initiative that seeks to foster a sense of workplace acceptance and welcome for the...

IN THEIR OWN WORDS

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Philadelphia’s first poet laureate, Sonia Sanchez, was among the performers at the May 11 “AIDS Quilt Songbook” at the William Way LGBT Community Center....

Jane Hinkle, educator and writer

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Jane Hinkle, a noted educator and the spouse of Common Pleas Judge Abbe Fletman, died Oct. 21 after a lengthy battle with Alzheimer’s disease....

Pa. borough councilman blasted for transphobic Facebook post

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LGBT advocates are blasting a borough councilmember in Trafford, Pa. for posting a transphobic Facebook comment about Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine. Trafford...

PAC to mayor: We need more commissioners

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The city’s Police Advisory Commission has fewer than half of its allotted number of commissioners, and it’s calling on Mayor Nutter to make new...

Arrest made in N. Philly slaying

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Police this weekend made an arrest in the recent murder of a lesbian in North Philadelphia.  Investigators say Randolph Sanders shot...

First Bi Visibility celebration in Philly set for Friday

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Last year, less than two-dozen people stood outside William Way LGBT Community Center to watch Nellie Fitzpatrick of the Philadelphia Office of LGBT Affairs...

Giovanni’s Room doors reopened

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Philly AIDS Thrift @ Giovanni’s Room opened last Friday morning to a bustling crowd of shoppers. Giovanni’s Room, the nation’s oldest...

Bucks prosecutors file brief in Milano case

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Bucks County prosecutors last week filed a lengthy brief aimed at keeping Frank R. Chester behind bars, if not executed. Chester...

Gay entertainment company sold

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On Jan. 30, Sterling Genesis International acquired TLA Entertainment Group — which includes tlamovies.com, tlavideo.com, tlagay.com, tlacult.com and tlaondemand.com. G. Sterling Zinsmeyer,...

Board member resigns as American Bible Society affirmation set to take...

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A board member has resigned after nearly four years on the American Bible Society board, the same month that employees are required to sign...

Philadelphia Black Pride celebrates 23 years with live events

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Philadelphia Black Pride (PBP) is hosting a weekend of in-person Pride events for the first time since 2019. The series of events, the theme...

News Briefing

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City delays decision on Cradle agreement release The Nutter administration has postponed a decision on releasing a copy of its settlement agreement with the...

PGN prepares to take legal action for Morris records

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As the 18th anniversary of Nizah Morris’ death approaches, PGN is preparing to take legal action in order to obtain records relating to the...

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