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Advocate seeks support from city agency in Morris case
Tim Cwiek April 19, 2018
The city’s Police Advisory Commission this week agreed to consider passing a resolution urging the release of city records relating to the Nizah Morris case.
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This week I had a great honor. While we in the United States are concerned with the state of our struggle for equality, and worry each day how the Trump...
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Seniors meet at speed-friending event
Adriana Fraser April 19, 2018
Nearly 50 seniors filled the banquet room of the William Way LGBT Community Center Sunday for a speed-friending event designed to expand the networks of older LGBT Philadelphians.
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Philly Black Pride welcomes its 19th year
Michele Zipkin April 19, 2018
The 19th annual Philly Black Pride Celebration takes place April 25-29, kicking off with a march and rally from the Aloft Hotel and ending at City Hall.
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Liberty City endorses primary candidates
Gary L. Day April 13, 2018
Among Liberty City LGBT Democratic Club’s endorsements for the upcoming primary election is Malcolm Kenyatta, especially notable because if he wins, he will be the first openly gay person of...
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Dining Out for Life pairs with food trucks in HIV/AIDS fundraiser
A.D. Amorosi April 13, 2018
Twenty-seven years since its first charitable fund drive, Dining Out for Life, Philly’s largest foodie fundraiser, returns April 19 to raise cash for the worthiest of causes: feeding and supporting...
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MANNA event keeping PA Ballet on its toes
A.D. Amorosi April 13, 2018
Once upon a time, Pennsylvania Ballet dancers Leslie Carothers, Kelly Moriarty, Michael Sheridan and Nick Stuccio (the latter before becoming the lord of the Fringe Festival and curator of the...
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Gayborhood lanes to shift as bikers demand more protection
Suzannah Cavanaugh April 13, 2018
The Gayborhood is getting a makeover in 2018. Some might call it long overdue. The rainbow crosswalks that trim 13th and Locust streets have faded continuously since a week after the...
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PGN wins 7 Keystone Press Awards
Kristen Demilio April 9, 2018
The Philadelphia Gay News won seven Keystone Press Awards this year, an honor that not only recognizes professional excellence, but journalism that “consistently provides relevance, integrity and initiative in serving...
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Philly hospitals among most LGBT-friendly in the nation
Jason Villemez April 6, 2018
Nine Philadelphia-area health-care facilities are national leaders in LGBT patient care, according to the 2018 Healthcare Equality Index, an online survey conducted by the Human Rights Campaign.
