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LGBT grantmaking organization Sapphire Fund dispersed more than $20,000 in grants to several local organizations during a check presentation July 23 at the William...
COLOURS gets new interim ED
The COLOURS Organization Inc. last month named a new interim executive director after the agency’s founder stepped down from the position he’d...
Gay priest denied Chestnut Hill teaching position
Just a few days before the Rev. James St. George was to start another semester of teaching at Chestnut Hill College, the...
Study: LGBTQs are younger, poorer and in smaller numbers than previously...
A new report from the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law cites demographics for adult LGBT people in the United States that...
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Singing out for Delaware Pride It’s down to the final two contestants in the second-annual Pride Idol, a monthly karaoke contest held in...
Trial scheduled in Bangor school-abuse case
Jury selection has been tentatively scheduled for June 2018 in the case of Tammy and Russell Bittenbender, who claim their daughter suffered extensive abuse...
Day in the Life of: an event producer, Josh Schonewolf
Josh Schonewolf worked from the sound booth during the opening night of Mr. Everything at Tabu Lounge & Sports Bar. The talent show, which...
N.J. Senate unable to overturn Christie’s veto of trans birth-certificate bill
Missing one vote, the New Jersey Senate failed last week to overturn the governor’s veto of a bill that would have allowed transgender residents to...
AIDS Del. changes leaders ahead of fundraiser
Two major leadership changes were announced last week at Delaware’s statewide HIV/AIDS care organization that will build on and continue the organization’s recent success....
Gov. Wolf in push for legislation that would provide more LGBT...
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and a host of legislators and activists made a stirring call for antidiscrimination legislation that would give LGBT people the...
Hitchhiker pleads not guilty in lawyer’s murder
The homeless hitchhiker accused of murdering a New Jersey lawyer has pleaded not guilty. Caleb McGillivary entered the plea at a June...
Gay rodeo organization elects new leadership
As members of the Liberty Gay Rodeo Association look eagerly toward the warmer weather and this summer’s second annual Stampede, the organization now has...
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing a referendum on LGBTQ rights, race
It was nearly 10 p.m. Tuesday night, more than 12 hours into the second day of the confirmation hearings for U.S. Supreme Court nominee...
Chelsea Clinton speaks with PGN
Chelsea Clinton took a break from addressing female and Millennial voters Oct. 14 in Pittsburgh for a phone call with PGN. She talked about her...
Lesbians and bisexual women at higher risk for cancer and substandard...
Center City is awash in pink, from the lit tops of the Rouse buildings to the fountains at Logan Circle, highlighting that October...
Leeway hires out activist
New York native and recent college graduate Hope Steinman-Iacullo moved to Philadelphia this past summer, bringing with her a history of LGBT and social-justice...
Rutgers death draws attention to gay suicide
Vigils were held throughout the region in the past week following the suicide of an 18-year-old gay Rutgers University student and several other teens...
ChesCo couple claims anti-LGBT harassment
David Ruth and Keith Davis, a Chester County married couple, say neighbors filed suit to have their residential fence removed in order to hound...
Wedding: Gloria Casarez and Tricia Dressel
The 100 guests who gathered last month for Gloria Casarez and Tricia Dressel’s 10th anniversary party were treated to a few big surprises —...
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