LGBTQ
How to Find a Transgender Day of Remembrance Vigil Near You
Today is the last day of Transgender Awareness Week. Beginning on November 12th, the occasion was established to celebrate our transgender community, take action to improve the lives of […]
Woman Crush Wednesday: Wedding Photographer Tara Beth Robertson On Her Most-Crushable Couples
Every hump day a Philly person shares their local picks for Woman Crush Wednesday. Today, Tara Beth Robertson, photographer and owner of portrait and wedding […]
Breaking Down the Rainbow Flag: How Well Does it Truly Represent the LGBT Community
Ah, to be a member of the gay community, a community as diverse as every color on its famous rainbow flag. How about that flag, […]
Mutter Museum’s Out4STEM Program Aims to Attract LGBTQ Youth to Science
The first time 17-year old Jorge walked through the Mutter Museum, filled with preserved jars of fetuses, hearts, and lungs, he literally lost his appetite. […]
Wawa, Rite Aid Among Lowest-Scoring PA Companies On HRC Corporate Equality Index (UPDATED)
The Human Rights Campaign just released results from its annual Corporate Equality Index, which assesses LGBT inclusion in major U.S. corporations based on five categories: […]
Here’s the Deal: People Can Label Themselves However They Want
Last week, The Huffington Post published a commentary by a 19-year-old female, Brie, titled “I’m Demisexual: Here’s What That Means.” In it, the writer describes demisexuality: “I […]
WATCH: Philly LGBT Youth “Shake It Off” In “It Gets Better” Video
“Some people will do everything in their power to make you feel like you are worthless, like you are helpless, and like you are alone. […]
Tie-the-Knot Tuesday: Joncarl Lachman + Bob Moysan
Most Tuesdays, we feature a recently wed Philadelphia-area LGBT couple. Today: the adorable Joncarl Lachman and Bob Moysan, who got married last night on East Passyunk […]
Man Crush Monday: Justin Nordell
Every week, Philly gay gents share their local picks for Man Crush Monday. Today, Stonewall Sports Philadelphia board member (and G Philly contributor) Justin Nordell, who is […]
The Westbury Is Closing Its Doors For Good
You may have noticed that The Westbury has been closed the past couple of weeks, but a message posted on its Facebook page this weekend […]
Stonewall Philly Announces Winter Dodgeball and Volleyball Leagues, Plus a New Way to Give Back to The Community
On Sunday, Stonewall Kickball wrapped up its fall season with a tournament and booze-fueled celebratory banquet at Field House, but fans of the league won’t […]
DO THIS: Camp Out at Thomas Paine Plaza For LGBT Homeless Youth
Change Philly Today is partnering with LGBT groups from Temple University and Community College of Philadelphia to shine an LGBT spotlight on National Hunger and Homelessness […]
PHOTOS: #GayMenUnite For Cross-Training and Boozy Post-Workout Brunch
On Saturday, local gay-owned gym Unite Fitness hosted its first-ever day of working out dedicated to gay men. #GayMenUnite was a free, hour-and-fifteen-minute cross-training workout […]
