Letters and Feedback
I am writing in response to your Millennial Poz column. While I think that the concept of this column is brilliant,...
Showdown in D.C.
LGBTs and allies will gather at vigils around the nation later this month to herald in one of the most momentous occasions in the...
Creep of the Week: Richard Land
I’ve been critical of antigay folks for a long time. I’ve even been known to call them names (“creep,” for example), but...
On trans support
I would like to commend the gay community of Philadelphia for its persistence and commitment in the community and for being there when an...
A lesson learned later
You were right, I was wrong, but since it was about me, give me a little leeway. You might ask what makes...
Leadership on the horizon
PGN this week is publishing a list of 20 emerging LGBT leaders in the Philadelphia region who are taking the lead on innovative and...
Creep of the Week: Matt Barber
If any of my readers have daddy issues and get off on being told, “You’re a bad, bad boy,” you’ll love Matt Barber’s new...
Why does the LGBT community eat its young?
One item you will rarely see in this column is something about New York — simply because the mainstream media is headquartered there and...
It’s time for a queer-friendly pope
Just hours after Pope Benedict XVI announced his unexpected resignation, a bolt of lightning struck St. Peter’s Basilica. Many say it’s...
Real Republican leadership
A group of more than 80 social and political conservatives bucked the party line this week and urged the Supreme Court to support marriage...
Creep of the Week: C. Todd Gilbert
Discrimination against lesbians and gays is but a figment of some overactive imaginations in Virginia, so there’s no need for silly laws against it....
Harnessing media power in Philly
Some of my favorite people are people who are not afraid to have a big vision. Lucky for me, I get the...
Polling Pennsylvania
A number of new polls over the past few weeks have offered interesting insight into the Keystone State’s LGBT community — and its growing...
Creep of the Week: Diana Medley
Not every teacher is able to find the courage to boldly declare that gay, lesbian and bisexual students have no purpose in life and...
Time to start looking back
An easy way for a columnist to get a column out quickly is to do an update on previous columns. Allow me...
Creep of the Week: Aaron Klein
All together now: “If I knew you were coming I’d have baked a cake. Unless you’re gay, unless you’re gay ... ”...
Mission partially accomplished
The Pentagon announced this week that it will move forward with the plan to grant some support and benefits to same-sex partners of military...
VDay in PA
To the Editor: On Thursday greeting-card stores, pharmacies and candy shops all over Pennsylvania were swarmed with last-minute shoppers snapping up candy and...
My Stonewall story
It had never been asked of me like that before and came as a complete surprise. I was out doing business at...
Tiresome waiting game for the Scouts
Many people were likely carefully checking news sites Wednesday to find out if the Boy Scouts of America were, as suggested, going to vote...
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