Police: No comment on Morris redactions
Nearly 10 years after Philadelphia police released a redacted version of the Nizah Morris police report, the department has refused to comment on the...
IBA, PNC call for business award applicants
The Independent Business Alliance and PNC Bank are gearing up to help move forward another local LGBT-owned business. The PNC LGBT...
ONO partners with DVLF
Monthly LGBT gathering Our Night Out this week officially joined LGBT grantmaking agency Delaware Valley Legacy Fund. ONO, founded in 2001,...
Penn celebrates LGBT Pride
University of Pennsylvania is gearing up for its annual weeklong LGBT Pride celebration and, this year, organizers have launched a new partnership with an...
Dance show back on stage with new moves
Last year, the Pennsylvania Ballet’s annual “Shut Up & Dance,” a benefit for the Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition Alliance, celebrated its 20th anniversary, and...
PA group raises awareness on domestic violence through theater
Even though Congress recently reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act, there is doubtlessly much more work to be done to fight domestic violence, which...
William Way hosts eighth-annual juried-art show
The William Way LGBT Community Center will celebrate the opening reception for its eighth-annual Juried Art Exhibit from 6-8 p. m. March 15...
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Transwoman continues quest for trial Attorneys for transwoman Janis Stacy filed a 31-page brief this week, refuting assertions by her former employer that...
BELLE OF THE BINGO BALL
Michael Byrne, as drag alter-ego Carlota Ttendant, made a grand entrance at the start of the AIDS Fund annual Black Tie GayBINGO event March...
CDC: Most Philly HIV diagnoses are AIDS
Nearly 50,000 Americans were newly diagnosed with HIV in 2011, and Philadelphia ranked 24th among metropolitan areas in terms of new diagnoses — the...
PA school board says no to GSA
A Central Pennsylvania school board voted against an effort to establish a high-school Gay Straight Alliance last week. In a 5-4 vote...
City agency will investigate antibias complaints against Cradle, if filed
The Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations will accept for investigation antibias complaints filed by individuals who believe they’ve been discriminated against due to the...
William Way offers innovative spring courses
Get your bookbags ready and your pencils sharpened — the William Way LGBT Community Center is gearing up for its spring semester of WayGay...
Out Harrisburg mayoral candidate brings campaign to Philly
Pennsylvania has two out lawmakers working for LGBT rights in the state capital — and the state capital could soon have its own out...
News Briefing
Court maintains legal challenge to Conshy ordinance The state Commonwealth Court last month denied a request by Conshohocken borough officials to dismiss a legal...
GALAEI trains Latina health workers
The Gay and Lesbian AIDS Education Initiative is launching a new plan to educate Latina community members. The initiative, Promotoras, is a...
ICandy undergoes facelift
ICandy Nightclub is gearing up for its two-year anniversary with some renovations. The popular Gayborhood club started remodeling the historic building three...
CBLSL to launch 30th anniversary season
Although you can’t tell from the weather, spring really is almost upon us — and the impending start of the City of Brotherly Love...
‘Priscilla’ stars meet with youth from The Attic
The Attic Youth Center had a day out at the theater last week, and was given a behind-the-scenes chance to interact with the stars...
Marriage-equality milestones in 2012
The national landscape for marriage equality shifted by leaps and bounds in 2012. The year saw major milestones in the fight for...
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