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Morris 911 transmissions hold key information

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When advocates for Nizah Morris mark the 12th anniversary of her death next week with a Center City march and vigil, one of their...

Gay foes, LGBTs rally in Harrisburg

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The National Organization for Marriage’s summer-tour bus, which has been traveling throughout the country rallying against marriage equality for the past month, parked in...

GayBINGO celebrates 20 years

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One night in the late 1990s, Eric Wichner, then the executive director of AIDS Fund, invited Robb Reichard to join him for a happy...

Seeking a more perfect union for personal-care workers

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Personal-care attendant Daniel L. Curcio doesn’t just care for his client, Yeremiah Hardt — he cares about him. Curcio met Hardt...

Judgeship ‘next step’ for out attorney

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Openly gay attorney Christopher Mallios has worn many hats throughout his professional career — prosecutor, defense attorney, LGBT liaison — and is now looking...

City attorney wants to increase agency’s diversity

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Iveliz R. Crespo, the city Law Department’s diversity officer, says she’s committed to recruiting a diverse workforce at the agency, including adding more LGBT...

‘In the Life’ celebrates 30 years

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The community is invited to celebrate the 30th anniversary of a seminal work by a local black gay author. "In the Life:...

Penn State Berks student to present research on lesbian Batwoman

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Kate Kane sports a close-cropped bob in her daily life but long locks as her alter ego, Batwoman. She gets expelled from West Point...

Congressional caucus supports LGBTQ foster care bill

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The Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus commended the recent introduction of the Every Child Deserves a Family Act Tuesday. Introduced in the...

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. ...

Group for LGBT recovering addicts marks 20th anniversary

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Rick first decided to get sober more than 25 years ago, when his partner was dying of AIDS-related complications. After a long-standing problem with...

Local trans people talk access, competence in health care

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Philadelphia is home to the largest trans wellness conference in the world, Mazzoni’s Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference, a transgender fellowship training program and, soon,...

LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum pilot program begins in New Jersey schools

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On Jan. 7, when students returned to class after the holiday break, Garden State Equality, a New Jersey LGBTQ advocacy group, launched its LGBTQ-inclusive...

New studies show fewer Americans think LGBT people face discrimination

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As the Equality Act fails to move forward in Congress yet again, a new Pew Research study and a new Gallup poll show that...

Best Of LGBT Philly 2015

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The polls are now open for Best Of LGBT Philly 2015! This is your chance to cast your votes for the best of the...

NJ legislature passes anti-bullying law

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Lawmakers in both chambers of the New Jersey General Assembly voted Monday to approve a bill that would strengthen the state’s anti-bullying law and...

D.A.’s Office withheld key Morris document from city agency

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The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office withheld from the Police Advisory Commission a key document pertaining to the Nizah Morris incident, it was disclosed last...

Philly’s Trans Wellness Conference shows growth

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Last week the Pennsylvania Convention Center hosted the Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference, a three-day affair, organized by the Mazzoni Center. The PTWC is the...

Religious liberty, efficiency top concerns at nondiscrimination hearing

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Whether to include a religious exemption in a proposed bill to prohibit LGBT discrimination in employment dominated the conversation in a four-hour public hearing...

Historic Philly church celebrates historic wedding

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Old Pine Presbyterian Church is steeped in history. Sitting at the corner of Fourth and Pine streets for nearly 250 years, it has witnessed...

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