Obituary: Randy Dalton, artist, 67
Blue was more than a color for Randy Dalton. Throughout his career, the highly accomplished artist promoted the motto “Do Blue,” encouraging people frustrated...
Trial date set in trans-abuse case
A jury trial is scheduled to begin next month in the case of Shakeem M. Holmes, a trans man seeking damages after Jersey City...
5 pieces of news highlighting the trans community
1. “TransWork,
Philadelphia airport team up for job fair aimed at increasing trans employment”
TransWork, an employment program developed by the Independence Business Alliance for trans,...
Law project calls for HIV decriminalization
Julie A. Graham, an HIV-positive Pennsylvania nurse, knows firsthand the devastating effects of HIV criminalization. In 2014, Graham was charged with two felonies and...
The end of a queer decade
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Charles Dickens was a straight, cisgender white man, and the year was...
Weiss pleads guilty to tax-fraud charges
Local gay bar owner Michael Weiss pleaded guilty this week to federal tax-fraud charges. Weiss, co-owner of Woody’s and the...
Two-part series to focus on preserving lesbian history
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...
Planned LGBT-friendly housing project receives $100K grant
Two local nonprofit organizations have partnered up to support young-adult programs. The Philadelphia Foundation (TPF) provided a $100,000 grant to Project HOME, an organization...
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...
Community members speak out about Gayborhood racism
The William Way LGBT Community Center played host Thursday to an event that enabled community members to voice their concerns about racism in the...
Rossi Center to implement new payment system
Rossi Wellness Center, an LGBT-friendly medical practice in the city, is poised to implement a new fee-for-service system. The change is expected to result...
Two federal judges scrap ‘Denial of Care Rule’
Across a two-day period last week, two federal trial court judges struck down a proposed Trump administration rule that would allow health care workers...
Anderson Apartments assault and robbery victim tells his story
“Now the only thing I feel about Philadelphia is it’s not safe.” Those are the words of the longtime city man who was reported...
Lawyer who defeated DOMA to speak at Free Library of Philadelphia
Edie Windsor, charismatic, stylish and articulate, found herself widowed just shy of her 80th birthday. She hadn’t yet been married two years to her...
Gayborhood salon provides makeovers for job-readiness
Three women last month received makeovers at a Gayborhood salon to boost their confidence in the workplace. To celebrate 10...
Local LGBT allies among cosponsors reintroducing Equality Act in Congress
The Equality Act was reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on March 13 by Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) and in the U.S. Senate...
Gay candidate in landslide primary victory
North Philadelphia native Malcolm Kenyatta is the first openly gay candidate of color for the state House seat in the 181st Legislative District despite...
Survey: Almost half of LGBTQ youth consider suicide
Nigel Shelby was 15 when he took his own life in April. The Alabama ninth-grader had come out to his mother when he...
Kenney becomes Philly’s 99th mayor
When Jim Kenney officially became the city’s 99th mayor Monday in the packed auditorium of the Academy of Music, it was the most “Philadelphia”...
International News – 8/16/19
France ponders giving lesbians, single women access to IVF Single women and lesbians in France won’t have to go abroad to have children anymore...

































