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Teaching Gay in School
Yesterday, several senators – including Pennsylvania’s own Bob Casey (D) – sponsored a new bill that aims to keep schools safe for gay and transgender […]
Hump Day Headlines
Conservative U.S. Senator Roy Ashburn comes out as gay. Lady Gaga kicks Target to the curb. Gay student’s campaign poster defaced. Maryland pleads for gay […]
I Saw It On Facebook
No Gay City Council Member – Yet After announcing his campaign earlier this year at Tavern on Camac, Christopher Hayes fell short of collecting the […]
Tonight, A Fundraiser & A Wake
Fergus “Fergie” Carey is bartending this evening at Fergie’s Pub from 6 to 8pm. It is a fundraiser for Brat Productions of which Fergie is […]
Black-Tie Bingo is Back
Move over, granny. The AIDS Fund has the daubers ready for the 12th Annual Black-Tie GayBINGO on April 1 (6:30 p.m.) at the Crystal Tea […]
Trump Taken to Task
Allen Roskoff wrote the country’s first-ever gay rights bill in the 1970s. Today, the New York activist is asking supporters of LGBT rights to boycott […]
U.S. Women Shouldn’t Celebrate International Women’s Day
So, does anyone know today is International Women’s Day? It’s even the centenary—yes, this has been a worldwide holiday for the past 100 years.
School Choice Non Debate
The Great School Choice Debate, hosted by The Independence Hall Tea Party Association on March 6, was a passionate discussion of Senate Bill 1, the […]
Federal Donuts to Open This Summer
Where do you go for gourmet fried chicken, doughnuts, and coffee all at the same time? Nowhere, right? Well, starting this summer, you’ll find all […]
Lessons From Margate
One thing our current economic problems have taught us is that we have to think differently about how the government spends our money. All of […]
Quick Bites: Star Restaurateurs, Athletes & Chefs
Aimee Olexy’s restaurant collaboration with Stephen Starr has a name, Talula’s Garden. The former Washington Square is aiming to open in early April. [The Insider] […]
I Don’t Care About Your Facebook Relationship Status
My college boyfriend and I, who make the most un-mushy couple on Facebook, both have friends and young family members who litter our news feeds […]
The Thrill of a Boring Budget
After three years of non-stop budget drama that included massive tax hikes, huge spending cuts and endless political wrangling, Mayor Nutter delivered to City Council […]
Anti-Semitism Is Always in Style
With Passover on the horizon, we couldn’t help but notice what a tough week it was for the Jews, media-wise. Yes, we all know that […]
William Way Spring Appeal Kicks Off Creatively
Christopher Bartlett rode around the Gayborhood on his bike recently, handing out flowers to people from the William Way LGBT Community Center. As executive director […]