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The LGBT community came out in full force last weekend for Delaware Valley Legacy Fund’s fifth annual TOY, which this year drew a record...
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Cynthia Nixon to wed Fox News reports “Sex and the City” star Cynthia Nixon is engaged to her long-term girlfriend Christine Marinoni. ...
Prison commish defends transgender policy
City prison commissioner Louis R. Giorla says the department’s new transgender policy may not be perfect, but it’s a work in progress...
LGBT families head into year with new leadership, events
Even though the power went out for a time at the Please Touch Museum last Monday morning, courtesy of the day-long storm that blew...
LGBT legal group celebrates milestone
The Gay and Lesbian Lawyers of Philadelphia celebrated its 25th anniversary this week. GALLOP was founded in 1986 as Philadelphia Attorneys...
Sterling Goode, Attic board member, 55
Sterling Goode, a longtime board member of The Attic Youth Center, died Dec. 21 of pancreatic cancer. He was 55. Goode served...
ACLU warns suburban district on LGBT filtering
The Downingtown Area School District was put on notice last week about its policy of preventing students from accessing LGBT web content. ...
ACT UP protests budget cuts
About 100 activists hit the streets in Center City on Wednesday to protest a proposed funding cut they say could cause a devastating loss...
Local AIDS Service Organization to host annual benefit
The AIDS Service Organization (ASO) Action Wellness has once again teamed up with Kimpton Hotel Palomar to organize the annual Glamsino Royale fundraiser event....
Sand Blast brings the heat back to A.C.
After a successful first summer in Atlantic City, the biggest beach party at the Jersey Shore returns with an all-star DJ lineup for another...
Bethlehem advances rights bill
Bethlehem took a decisive step last week toward becoming the next municipality in Pennsylvania to ban LGBT discrimination. A three-member committee...
ASIAC appoints interim ED
The board of directors of ASIAC, an HIV/AIDS service organization that focuses on the Asian and Pacific-Islander community, last week announced the appointment of...
New Hope looks to past, future
This year’s Pride festivities in New Hope will include a unique opportunity to explore the town’s LGBT history while celebrating its future. ...
Out & About: Pride Weekend
Pride Shabbat Dinner 6-9 p.m. June 16 Congregation Rodeph Shalom, 615 N. Broad St. Congregation Rodeph Shalom’s LGBT connection group, pRiSm,...
Mediation ordered in lesbian financial dispute
A federal judge in Philadelphia recently ordered two lesbians involved in a financial dispute to participate in 10 hours of mediation. ...
Stars come out for equality at HRC Philly Gala
Katherine Moennig, who rose to fame on “The L Word,” listed all the reasons she was proud to return home to Philadelphia Feb. 27...
Network launched to track, move state equality
A new statewide network launched this week that grew from the building efforts in the past two years to achieve local-level LGBT nondiscrimination victories....
Bethlehem mayoral candidate pledges LGBT advocacy
Bethlehem mayoral candidate William Reynolds has announced that, as mayor, he would not officiate any weddings until same-sex couples could legally marry. ...
City settles trans case for $382k
City officials have agreed to pay $382,500 to settle the federal antibias lawsuit filed by transgender city worker Bobbie E. Burnett. ...
The most LGBTQ relevant Democratic Primary races
The Pennsylvania Democratic Primary elections are nearing. On April 28, along with participating in the presidential primary, residents will vote for new and existing...
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