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Sunday, April 24, 2022

Grassroots campaign finds a home in the ’burbs

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On a recent Friday afternoon, Elayne Aion arranged stacks of brightly colored lawn signs in a corner of her Glenside gift shop. ...

Westboro plans to protest at Mazzoni

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Virulently anti-LGBT protest group Westboro Baptist Church plans to picket outside Mazzoni Center later this month — and the community is mobilizing to counter-protest. ...

DA names openly gay spokesperson

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Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams this week announced a new member of his staff, who is an LGBT community member. ...

N.J. jury rules against conversion-therapy group

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A jury in New Jersey on Thursday found that a Jewish therapy group committed fraud by pledging that its conversion-therapy practices could turn clients straight. ...

Engagement: Adrian Shanker and Brandon Pariser

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Wedding bells will ring next year for Bethlehem residents Adrian Shanker and Brandon Pariser. The couple got engaged Oct. 20 and...

Penn welcomes first federal Latina judge

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University of Pennsylvania Law School’s LGBT student organization is preparing to stage its second-annual symposium focusing on issues impacting the local LGBT community —...

Trans health facility to launch

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The name Nizah Morris has long conjured feelings of frustration and anger from members of the LGBT community dismayed with the local transwoman’s unsolved...

Two-part series to focus on preserving lesbian history

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The Free Library of Philadelphia will hold a special two-part series on the history and legacy of queer women in “Lesbian Herstory Archives: Preserving...

Temple prof looks at LGBT elder issues

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While the “golden years” are generally a time for retirement and rejuvenation, for the LGBT population, aging can be a process filled with questions,...

Liberty City endorsements provide surprises

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    On Wednesday, April 17, the Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club held its election year endorsement meeting at the William Way Community Center. At...

White House updates HIV/AIDS strategy

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The Obama administration last week released the first update to the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. The plan was first unveiled in 2010...

Queer, BIPOC-inclusive craft market comes back with in-person events

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In the midst of a summer semi-derailed by a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, it’s important to make space for communal events that might provide...

A sneak peek at the senior center

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PGN got an exclusive hard-hat tour this week of the LGBT-friendly senior residences, expected to open early next year. The steel...

PAC to review emergency response issues in Morris case

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The city’s Police Advisory Commission last week agreed to review its Nizah Morris file for possible clarification of emergency-response issues relating to the case....

Parents, alums speak out against school firing

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Concerned parents and alumni are speaking out and taking action following last month’s firing of a lesbian teacher at Waldron Mercy Academy. ...

Minority, LGBT media demand Inquirer sensitivity training

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The city’s minority and multicultural publications, including PGN, united this week in calling for the Philadelphia Inquirer to have sensitivity training for their staff....

Wedding: Gloria Casarez and Tricia Dressel

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The 100 guests who gathered last month for Gloria Casarez and Tricia Dressel’s 10th anniversary party were treated to a few big surprises —...

ASIAC interim director named to top spot

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HIV/AIDS organization ASIAC this month announced that its interim executive director is stepping into the post permanently. After a national search,...

Reading launches LGBT initiative

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Dozens of businesses in the Reading area are opening their doors to the LGBT community. At the Greater Reading Convention and...

Fraternities disband over homophobia, other allegations

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In an unprecedented action, two Swarthmore College fraternities have announced they are disbanding in response to campus protests by women’s, LGBTQ and other student...

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