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Trump administration attacks transgender healthcare

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The Trump Administration has announced that it is planning to roll back an important regulation in the Health Care Rights Law (HCRL), the critical...

Wolf: We need Fairness Act

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In Gov. Tom Wolf’s three-and-a-half years as governor, he has expanded Medicaid throughout the state, giving an additional 720,000 Pennsylvanians access to healthcare. He...

Sims to challenge Babette Josephs in 182nd Dist.

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Although he recently stepped down as board president of Equality Pennsylvania, Brian Sims isn’t ending his advocacy for LGBT rights: Next spring he plans...

12th Street Gym to close at end of month

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The 12th Street Gym, a well-known presence in the Gayborhood for 30 years, will permanently close Jan. 31. The closure was announced this week...

Judge’s jury instructions under scrutiny

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The jury instructions issued by Delaware County Common Pleas Court Judge Barry C. Dozor during the murder trial of William F. Smithson are coming...

Person of the Year: D. Bruce Hanes

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This past summer, 174 same-sex couples were granted marriage licenses in Montgomery County, the first time that such licenses were ever issued in the...

Q Spot returns to shift the circumstance for Philly’s LGBTQ youth

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On a sunny Super Bowl Sunday, a group of friendly associates were eating pepperoni pizza and drinking iced tea at the First Unitarian Church...

Officer arrested for soliciting teen boy

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Philadelphia police arrested one of their own last week after a year-long investigation into solicitation charges leveled by a teenage boy. ...

New documents detail Internet postings in Knott federal case

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  Attorneys for a woman suing convicted gay basher Kathryn Knott recently submitted hundreds of Internet posts made under the pseudonym “Knotty is a...

Michael Lyons, 66, social worker

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Michael Lyons, a longtime city worker and former civil-rights activist, died June 24 after a long battle with metastatic prostate cancer. He was 66. ...

Engagement: Jen Colletta and Ashlee Turturro

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PGN editor Jen Colletta has covered stories on marriage equality since her start at the paper more than five years ago. ...

Leeway Foundation honors out artist

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The Leeway Foundation, a local grantmaking institution that funds the work of female and transgender artists, recently announced the winners of its annual award,...

Behavioral health org adopts Gender Affirmative Model

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Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health, a national healthcare nonprofit with a center in Villanova, has adopted a new interdisciplinary approach to working with trans and...

Renewed bipartisan push gets tougher Pa. hate-crime bill back on the...

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For years Pennsylvania Rep. Kevin Boyle (D-172nd Dist.) and Rep. Thomas Murt (R-152nd Dist.) have tried but failed to toughen the state’s hate-crime law....

International News: January 31, 2020

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South Korean military decides to discharge transgender soldier South Korea's military decided Jan. 22 to discharge a soldier who recently undertook gender- affirmation surgery, a...

Key building in Gayborhood remains vacant

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A Center City building that formerly housed many LGBT-oriented organizations has fallen into disrepair, and some are calling for an end to its vacancy....

Kimmel Center unveils lineup for Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts

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The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts announced the 2018 Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts lineup of performances and shows from around the...

Tea with no shade

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An Ohio couple has revived the tradition of Sunday tea dances, creating a safe space for a new generation. A gloomy, rainy Sunday in...

Philly couples celebrate equality

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On May 20, U. S. District Court Judge John Jones 3d overturned Pennsylvania’s 1996 ban on same-sex marriage — prompting couples across the...

Mental-health legislation introduced in House

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 State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta (D-181st Dist.) recently announced plans to introduce legislation aimed at placing more mental-health providers in Pennsylvania’s public schools to prevent...

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