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Trans student fights policy in Western PA

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Another transgender teen from Pennsylvania is fighting his school’s homecoming-court policy regarding gender-nonconforming students. Kasey Caron addressed the Richland High School...

Casey calls for fix in adoption issue

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U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) this week called on federal officials to issue guidance for how courts should handle cases of same-sex couples who previously relied...

LGBT officers withdraw as Pride grand marshals

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The Greater Philadelphia Gay Officer Action League, called GOAL, will no longer lead the Pride parade in June. The LGBT law-enforcement officials from the...

Court issues unfavorable name-change ruling for trans litigants

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Last month, Commonwealth Court rejected a petition from three trans women to strike down a Pennsylvania law prohibiting residents with serious felonies from changing...

Subject of homophobic flier ponders legal action

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The former husband of 181st District Democratic primary winner Malcolm Kenyatta is weighing legal action after a homophobic flier featuring the couple’s image was...

LGBT fans turn out for Ellen DeGeneres

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After two days of tweeting, Ellen DeGeneres’ crew made an appearance on the 1600 block of Walnut Street. The city closed off the block...

No appeal in Chesco fence case

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Neighbors opposed to a security fence erected by a gay couple in Chester County won’t appeal a court ruling that allows the fence to...

National survey reveals disparities for PA’s trans community

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Data released last week revealed discrimination trends and disparities for transgender people in Pennsylvania. The National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE)...

Judge halts eviction of N.J. LGBT community center

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A judge granted a motion to protect a New Jersey LGBT community center from eviction while a discrimination lawsuit against its landlord moves forward....

Lesbian mother ‘heartbroken’ after Pa. court ruling 

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A lesbian mother says she’s “heartbroken” after Pennsylvania Superior Court last week said she isn’t entitled to partial custody of her former life partner’s...

Sharron Cooks ousted as LGBT commission chair

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Six weeks after she was elected, the chair of the newly created Commission on LGBT Affairs was voted out this week. ...

Media Trail

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Neb. bill could target gays The Sioux City Journal reports that Nebraska’s gay community is concerned it might be unfairly targeted...

City seeks to exclude anti-LGBT evidence in police brutality trial

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City attorneys want a federal judge to exclude LGBT-related evidence in an upcoming police-brutality case, claiming the evidence is irrelevant and inflammatory. ...

Bill to ban conversion therapy for youth intro’d in City Council

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Councilman Mark Squila is spearheading a bill to prohibit conversion therapy for individuals under age 18 in Philadelphia. The councilman introduced...

PAC to view Morris records

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The city’s Police Advisory Commission this week agreed to view records related to the Nizah Morris homicide at the District Attorney’s office, but it...

Philly AIDS Thrift gets new space

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This summer, Philadelphia AIDS Thrift is packing up and moving. While the new store will just be around the corner, the...

Philly to stage fundraising leather event

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A Pride event is returning to Philadelphia next month — and it’s not your typical rainbow-covered festival. The Philadelphia Leather Pride will...

Lutherans begin gay-clergy discussion

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FRIDLEY, Minn. — The Rev. Dave Glesne stood before the members of Redeemer Lutheran Church a few weeks ago and told them...

Pa.’s congressional Republicans get failing grades on HRC scorecard

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by John L. Micek The civil rights group Human Rights Campaign is out with its scorecard for the current session of Congress, and its findings...

Philly health orgs receive HIV-prevention funding

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The Centers for Disease Control announced this week that three Philadelphia community-based organizations were awarded new funding to deliver HIV-prevention initiatives to underserved populations....

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