inclusion
A Sensory-Friendly Guide to Philadelphia
When you or your child has sensory sensitives or other special needs, it can be difficult to enjoy all the resources our city has to […]
I’m Tired of Black Leaders Being Brought in to Clean Up White People’s Messes
We all know how the story goes: White person gets job that a Black person would have been better suited for. White person screws up […]
IBA’s Board of Directors Sees Boost in Diversity and Inclusion
Ahead of its annual meeting on Monday, June 26th, the Independent Business Alliance (IBA) has informed G Philly that all five of its newly elected […]
OPINION: Why I’m Boycotting Philly Pride This Weekend
Dear Philly Pride Presents: Since the late 1980s, your organization has annually hosted an event that aims to bring thousands of LGBTQ individuals and allies […]
New York VC Gayle Jennings O’Byrne on Tech Scene: “There’s Nothing Philly Can’t Do”
Philly Tech Week this year gathered thousands of people around 100 events, and one person who stood out from the crowd was Gayle Jennings O’Byrne. […]
Black Trans Demonstration Planned for Creating Change Conference
A collective of black transgender demonstrators is planning to stage a direct action at the Creating Change conference at 1 p.m. on Friday. The demonstration, […]
Kickstarter Campaign Launches for LGBTQ Dating App “Sapiens” Geared at Being All-Inclusive
A new queer tech startup based in Philadelphia and New York plans to tackle gender inclusivity, harassment, body positivity, safe sex and feminism with a […]
LGBTQ&A: Dame Luz of Cutn Paste
Dame Luz is one of the few consistent female event producers in the male-dominated Gayborhood. One of her wildly successful events, Cutn Paste, strives to […]
The Realities of Transgender Aging
Thanks to Sage (Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders) and the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), transgender men and women have a new guidebook […]