Elizabeth Banks stumps for Clinton at Liberty City meeting
In her first time stumping at an LGBT community center, Elizabeth Banks looked at the wall behind her in the William Way ballroom Monday...
Campaign wants to stop corporate PACs funding anti-LGBT politicians
A newly-launched national initiative is calling on corporations that receive top equality ratings from the Human Rights Campaign to stop financially supporting anti-LGBTQ members...
Sims, Williams to re-intro anti-conversion therapy measure
State Rep. Brian Sims announced Thursday that he plans to re-introduce a bill to ban conversion therapy for minors in Pennsylvania. ...
Philly’s Freshman Four talk LGBTQ issues
The new crop of city councilmembers known as the “Freshman Four” are excited to start tackling some of Philly’s most pressing issues, including those...
Picasso of the posterior
When I came out in 1994, there was no how-to guide for anal sex, and if there were, I would have read it from...
The tale of the purple vending box
PGN’s vending boxes originally were my idea. I saw an alternative paper called the Drummer using them and thought that if...
Holiday roundup
The streets of Philadelphia are sure to be bustling in the coming weeks with holiday shopping, sightseeing and soirees. Check out some of the...
The LGBTQ+ Generational Wealth Gap Is a Serious Issue. This Is...
It’s no secret that LGBTQ+ people face a range of financial challenges that heterosexual people simply don’t need to contend with. Less discussed are...
Hearing set for Sargent
A judge this week granted a delay in the preliminary hearing for a man accused of brutally murdering a local transgender woman. ...
GETTING FABULOUS
Guys and gals throughout the Gayborhood welcomed spring this past week by getting fit and fabulous. Eric at Andre Richard Salon (from...
CHOP rises to top, Jefferson falls short in 2019 LGBTQ Healthcare...
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation recognized Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), Temple University Hospital, Penn Medicine, Mazzoni Center, Einstein Medical Center-Philadelphia and other...
Bi Visibility Day seeks to dispel myths
Bi Visibility Day promises to bring some well-deserved attention to an often-overlooked and occasionally misunderstood part of the LGBTQ community. The event will be...
Federal judge in eviction case is former Scout official
When Ronald L. Buckwalter, the federal judge handling the local Boy Scouts eviction case, was a Common Pleas judge in the 1980s,...
OutProud Awards celebrate eight
This year’s OutProud Awards honor eight Philadelphians dedicated to supporting the LGBTQ-plus community. “We look to see who’s been more than just out...
City announces independent review of Philadelphia police use of force during...
The City of Philadelphia released a statement as of Monday, June 15, to announce that it would be engaging an independent consultant to review...
Philly Black Pride welcomes its 19th year
The 19th annual Philly Black Pride Celebration takes place April 25-29, kicking off with a march and rally from the Aloft Hotel and ending...
Cuban issues, culture take the stage at Equality Forum
Cinco de Mayo will be extra-festive this year in the LGBT community, as international LGBT event Equality Forum concludes a weekend of panels and...
Hatboro mayor vetoes LGBT bill
The mayor of Hatboro, which was poised to become the first municipality in Montgomery County to adopt an LGBT-inclusive nondiscrimination law, vetoed the measure...
Portion of ICandy facade crumbles
A portion of the front of ICandy Nightclub has crumbled into the street, after strong storms swept through the region. Bricks...
GROWING IN THE GARDEN STATE
About 300 supporters turned out for the sixth annual Southern New Jersey LGBTQA Pride’s Rock the Rainbow Pride Celebration Sept. 15 at...
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