PGN’s New Year’s resolutions
Angela: I hope to live life to the fullest and continue to stay true to myself. “Don’t let your character change color...
Don’t wait, do tell
On Tuesday, U. S. District Judge Virginia Phillips denied the government’s request for a stay on her ruling overturning the military’s ban on...
The rise (and fall) of an LGBT miniseries
How many of you watched the ABC miniseries “When We Rise”? Not many, according to the ratings. That might be due...
LGBT analysis of Pa. guv race
In a few weeks, many of us will vote in the Pennsylvania primary. Most of us have already decided on our choices...
Pastor Martin Ssempa
There are a lot of arguments against gay rights out there, some crazier than others. But pastor Martin Ssempa, the chairman of...
The darkness before the dawn
For twenty-two years, transgender people have gathered near the end of November to honor those lost due to anti-transgender violence at an event called...
Picking our next governor
The Philadelphia Inquirer last weekend surprised many in its editorial space; where there was expected to be a gubernatorial endorsement, the editorial board instead...
Mat Staver
Like many a homo, I am anxiously awaiting the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether or not my marriage is allowed by law or a...
Seeking justice
This week, a New Jersey county grand jury handed down an indictment for the student who webcast Rutgers student Tyler Clementi having a sexual...
Defining man
Last week, a transgender man filed an antidiscrimination lawsuit after he was fired from a drug-testing facility in New Jersey. In...
Learning from our youth
One year ago, PGN launched its inaugural LGBTQ Youth Supplement, and it returns this week for its fifth incarnation. We at PGN have been...
Noting progress and acceptance
The Jewish Exponent, the newspaper of the region’s Jewish community, recently changed its position on marriage announcements. Its board voted unanimously to...
Trans women in sports is a fight for equality
There’s an important issue in the community and around the country that many of us don’t understand fully, and it involves members of our...
Creep of the week: Julio Gonzalez
Oh, Florida. You just love being horrible, don’t you? It’s not enough that if you do a Google news search...
Creep of the Week: Alex Azar
It was only months ago when the Log Cabin Republicans announced that they were endorsing Donald Trump’s 2020 reelection bid in a Washington Post...
We have arrived
Listen up, LGBT America. The history of your struggle for LGBT equality is about to go mainstream. Just like the struggle of the black...
Creep of the Week: Donald Trump
As Benjamin Franklin was leaving the Constitutional Convention of 1787, somebody asked him what kind of government the U.S. was going to have. “A...
Now, the hard issues
Last week, PGN’s editorial looked at the fun events in the LGBT community for the rest of the summer. This week, the...
Freedom from fear
The attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine last week was an assault on freedom of press, freedom of religion and freedom in general — but,...
Your path to parenthood
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