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Sunday, April 24, 2022

Local and regional Pride celebrations postponed due to COVID-19

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As local and regional governments continue to implement social distancing measures to help stem the spread of the new coronavirus, virtually all public events...

News Briefing

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LGBT networking event Women United of Philadelphia and Elements Organization will present “Networking with a Cause” from 5-9 pm. Aug. 19...

Bradbury-Sullivan adds new board member

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Christian Torres has been elected to the board of directors of Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center. Torres, an Allentown resident, was elected to fill the...

Allentown Republican tries to strike anti-LGBT provision from defense spending

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U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent, an Allentown Republican, sponsored a bipartisan amendment to remove an anti-LGBT provision from next year’s proposed $583 billion defense-spending plan,...

Trans United Fund to hold City Hall event

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Local and national transgender leaders and allies will gather at Philadelphia City Hall this week to address the need for coordinated, comprehensive advocacy for...

Obituary: Ronald Sy, 54, former ASIAC executive director

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Ronald Sy, who helmed AIDS Services in Asian Communities for a dozen years, died of complications of an infection earlier this month. He was...

Trans comedian and activist with Philly roots dies by suicide

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Daphne Dorman, a trans activist and comedian who was a Philadelphia native, died by suicide last weekend. She was 44 years old.  ...

LGBTQ-focused therapy center offers scholarships for transpeople of color

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The need for LGBTQ-centered mental healthcare  When her therapist went on maternity leave, Jourdan Porter pressed pause on her sessions after the therapist’s temporary replacement...

Two more suits leveled against Archdiocese

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The Archdiocese of Philadelphia was hit with two more sex-abuse lawsuits in the past two weeks, bringing the number of suits in just the...

Former high-school coach sues archdiocese for $5 million 

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John P. Duffy, a former baseball coach at Pope John Paul II High School, is suing the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for $5 million, claiming...

Top Stories 2013

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MOVING FORWARD City adopts groundbreaking LGBT-reform law Philadelphia Councilman Jim Kenney pioneered legislation that put Philadelphia at the top of its game...

Five honored at Red Ribbon Awards for HIV/AIDS work

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When Terrie Hawkins took to the podium in Philadelphia City Hall Tuesday night, she called her son and daughter up with her. The 15-year...

Gavin Grimm seeks ruling in bathroom bill case

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  Gavin Grimm is 20 now, but he has been fighting ongoing high school bathroom restrictions on trans students in Virginia. Grimm returned to...

TOY relocates to Reading Terminal

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LGBT grantmaking agency Delaware Valley Legacy Fund will spread its holiday cheer from a new venue this year. Reading Terminal Market,...

Court hears arguments in ‘Denial of Care Rule’ lawsuit

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The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California heard arguments Wednesday in a case, with plaintiffs that include two local LGBTQ organizations,...

Philadelphia Fins celebrate 30 years

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As the Philadelphia Fins Aquatic Club celebrates its 30th anniversary as a welcoming and inclusive place for LGBTQ swimmers, it continues to try to...

Gov. Wolf vows to explore options to combat Trump’s transgender...

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After New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s May 3 order to the New Jersey Army National Guard to defy President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender...

Obituary: Tom Morea, former Spruce Street Singer, 68

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Tom Morea would've ranked the day his daughter married her wife as one of the happiest of his life. "He was...

Out lesbian at center of Cosby case

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After two days in a special hearing, Montgomery County Judge Steven T. O’Neill decided Wednesday to proceed with charges against comedy icon Bill Cosby...

New report finds that corporations are rainbow-washing Pride

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A new report from Popular Information, a publication dedicated to accountability journalism, has suggested that corporations are sending mixed messages on LGBTQ support —...

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