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Democrats win two more seats in Pa. State House

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Democrats won two seats in the state House after winning special elections on March 12. In Philadelphia’s 190th District, Democrat Movita Johnson-Harrell is going...

Supreme Court win for LGBTQ community

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LGBTQ+ advocates are hailing today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that existing federal law forbids job discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender...

Obituary: Jessica Palmer-Nelson, chef, 29

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Personal chef and active community volunteer Jessica Palmer-Nelson is being remembered by friends for her generosity, positivity and insatiable smile. Palmer-Nelson...

Store responds to transgender complaint

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In a legal filing last week, Cabela’s retail chain said a former employee who is transgender didn’t require any workplace accommodations because she wasn’t...

Two groups launch for prospective parents

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A group for women and trans couples and individuals, along with a new class for men — cis and trans — are starting next...

Germantown man seeks vindication in media case

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A Germantown man accused of molesting a boy has renewed hope for vindication after his defamation suit against CBS3 was recently reinstated.  ...

Marriage-equality, civil-unions bills hit the PA legislature

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Two Pennsylvania legislators paid a fitting tribute to Valentine’s Day with the announcement of measures that would recognize the relationships of same-sex couples. ...

GALAEI executive director to receive leadership award

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Francisco Cortes, the interim executive director of queer Latinx social-justice nonprofit GALAEI, will receive the Emerging Leader Award at the annual Tribute to Change...

New state, federal suits filed for marriage equality in PA

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Two more lawsuits were filed Thursday in the effort to overturn Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage. A federal lawsuit was filed...

Supreme Court denies bid to overturn PA marriage equality

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A U. S. Supreme Court justice this week denied a Pennsylvania clerk's effort to stop marriage equality in the Keystone State. Justice...

Florence Ward Garvin, saved Mazzoni Center from closure

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Florence Ward Garvin, a former board president of Mazzoni Center who helped the agency avoid closure in the 1990s, died Sept. 8 of a...

Pa. Senate Republicans subpoena voters’ social security numbers, including LGBTQ voters

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by Stephen Caruso With the 2021 general election now closer than 2020’s, Senate Republicans voted Wednesday to request identifying information on Pennsylvania’s roughly 9 million...

Liberty City elects new co-chair

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An LGBT-advocacy organization unanimously voted for a new co-chair last week. At a Jan. 9 meeting, the Liberty City LGBT Democratic...

Sounding off: Where City Council-at-Large candidates stand on LGBT issues

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PGN conducted interviews with candidates running in the May 19 municipal election about a wide range of LGBT issues, to inform our community about...

Media Trail

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Gay-marriage backers gather in Iowa The Sioux City Journal reports supporters of marriage rights for all people filled the pews of First...

Rush to judgment in Jenkins case?

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Concerns of under-reporting of hate crimes by Philadelphia police resurfaced last week after authorities said the homicide of Kiesha Jenkins isn’t a hate crime....

HRC Philly gears up for annual gala

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The Human Rights Campaign Greater Philadelphia Gala returns next week, this year at a new location. The 19th-annual gala will be...

Out candidate wins grassroots nod

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Fern Kaufman, an openly lesbian candidate running for the State House 26th District seat in Chester County, got a boost of support last week...

December hearing set in Amtrak case

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A December hearing has been scheduled in the criminal case against Brandon W. Bostian, the Amtrak engineer involved in a fatal train derailment in...

Rain holds off, OutFest shines

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Come rain or shine, last weekend proved that the local LGBT community was ready and excited for OutFest. Despite the dark...

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