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Scene In Philly: OURFest Weekend 2024
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Scene In Philly: OURFest Weekend 2024

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A large crowd gathers in the streets of Philadelphia, holding a vibrant, extended Progress Pride flag. The flag stretches across the road, featuring colors representing the LGBTQ+ community, including the rainbow, trans pride, and black and brown stripes. People along the sidewalk watch the event, some wearing Pride-themed apparel. The scene takes place in the heart of the city, with tall buildings and Independence Visitor Center visible in the background, capturing the spirit of celebration and inclusivity.
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OURFest continues to be a place to find resources and community

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Celebrating 48 LGBTQ+ Leaders: A Milestone of Resilience and Progress
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Celebrating 48 LGBTQ+ Leaders: A Milestone of Resilience and Progress

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400-foot Philadelphia Pride flag
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Safety precautions are top of mind for National Coming Out Day events

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Logo for Philadelphia Gay News: 48 Most Influential LGBTQ+ Leaders for 2024. The image is a purple emblem or badge featuring the text "Most Influential 48 LGBTQ+ Leaders" at the center. The acronym "pgn" is displayed in a bold font below the text, followed by the date "October 10th, 2024." The design is circular with laurel leaves bordering the text, and the words "Most Influential" are placed inside a ribbon-like banner at the top of the badge.
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Philadelphia Gay News announces 48 Most Influential LGBTQ+ Leaders for 2024

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A massive Pride flag reaches in length so far the eye can't see its beginning and ends. It spans the width of the street. Two people embrace nearby while some people hold onto the flag from the sides of the road. Philadelphia buildings -- including Center City's Comcast building -- is visible in the background.
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Pride Weekend Recap: Calls for solidarity during and after the march and festival

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Participants stand among those gathered for the 2023 Pride festivities. Various large Pride flags wave above them.
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Philly Pride 2024 is a call to unity

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Sapphira Cristál performs a lip sync of Donald Lawrence and The Tri-City Singers’ ‘Encourage Yourself’ during a private viewing party of the ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ season 16 finale at Edge at Hudson Yards.
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A look back at Philly’s Crown Jewel, Sapphira Cristál

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Clockwise from top left: Tyrell Brown, Chesley Lightsey, Moms for Liberty protestors and trans youth activists.
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2023 People of the Year: Honorable Mentions

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Maso Mutt pictured in a jean jacket and makeup.
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Friends remember Maso Mutt and remind others to check on each other

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The DARLA logo sits in the center of headshots featuring (top row from left to right) Madelyn Morrison, Jaq Masters, Jaq Masters, Tiffany Uma Mascara, DJ Love, VinChelle, (middle row from left to right) Lindo Bio Lindo, R3M Sativa, Benjamin Gamarra, MeLech LaZer, (bottom row from left to right) Sydney Rae Chin, Gabby Rodriguez, Martin Alfaro, Mz. Peaches and Cupid Bowe.
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Galaei’s DARLA award ceremony returns

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OURfest celebrations in Philly gave the LGBTQ+ community time for joy
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OURfest celebrations in Philly gave the LGBTQ+ community time for joy

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Marchers during the 2023 Philly Pride Parade.
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Crowds expected at LGBTQ+ events this weekend

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Tyrell Brown: History in the making
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Tyrell Brown: History in the making

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A group of people at a Pride parade as a rainbow flag trails behind them.
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Exclusive: Philly National Coming Out Day celebrations set for first weekend in October

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Tyrell Brown named new executive director of galaei
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Tyrell Brown named new executive director of galaei

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