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A Stroke Turned Me Gay
Chris Birch says he was a straight man – until he had a stroke. Afterwards, he says be became attracted to men. The former Rugby […]
Preview: Angels in America
The final production of Wilma Theater‘s season will likely be one of its biggest undertakings of the year. Tony Kushner’s Tony Award-winning play Angels in America, […]
GALAEI Honors AIDS Activist
Last week, GALAEI honored longtime LGBT, HIV/AIDS and Latino rights activist Jose DeMarco at the third annual David Acosta Revolutionary Leader Award (DARLA) ceremony. A native […]
WATCH: Transgender in America
MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry tackled transgender life in a special segment of her eponymous show this past weekend with guests including Mara Keisling of the National Center for […]
Watch: First Bully Clips
Kelby is one of the young people featured in the anticipated documentary film Bully. Not only has Kelby faced harassment from students at school – […]
Watch: Mrs. PA’s It Gets Better
Mrs. Pennsylvania 2011 recently shared her own “It Gets Better” video. After partnering with Equality Pennsylvania, the pageant winner wanted to send a message to […]
Inside Heads & Tails
Heads & Tails Beauty Boutique is hosting a grand opening on March 29. As a provider of blowouts and waxing, it’s the first salon of […]
Ryan White’s Mother to Hershey
As we’ve been reporting for the last few weeks, the Milton S. Hershey School has come under fire from several AIDS organizations for refusing to […]
Parents of Trans Kids Speak Out
This week, In the Life Media debuted a web-exclusive “It Gets Better” video featuring parents of transgender kids – the first of its kind. In […]
What We Love: OK4U2BGAY
Kids who are being bullied may rarely think they have a voice. But thanks to a new T-shirt company, tweens and teens have another way […]
GALAEI Gets $50K Grant
This week, the Gay and Lesbian Latino AIDS Education Initiative (GALAEI) received a $50,000 grant from the Fund for Children at The Philadelphia Foundation. Elicia […]
10 Minutes with Matt Taylor
How long have you lived in Philly? Nine years now. I came here from New York to do a show at the Walnut Street Theatre […]
Gay’s Okay at the Olympics
As London gets ready for the 2012 Summer Olympics, so are volunteers being schooled on how to handle all things LGBT. Outsports reports that volunteers […]
Outlawing Gay – One State at a Time
If they’re not slandering the LGBT community then they’re simply refusing to talk about it. Period. At least that’s what’s happening in Utah this week […]
Women’s Health is Under Fire
It may seem like the LGBT community has plenty on its proverbial plate already – everything from the fight for equal marriage rights to hate […]