Philadelphia PA

Valencia Prime was beloved by Philadelphia’s LGBTQ community.

“What’s the definition of a rightwing conspiracy theory?” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene asked. “It’s the news that’s just six months early.”

“I don’t think people would accept the inauthenticity of a straight guy playing a gay guy.”

“You’re saying that queer Black and Brown representation is who we are, that Black and Brown trans lives are precious and ought to be celebrated.”

Brian Sims didn’t share that he donated his kidney at first to avoid seeming like it was done for political points. Now his heartwarming story is bringing attention to a life-saving issue.

In 1965, 40 brave souls marched outside Independence Hall to demand legal equality for the gay community in what would become known as the “Annual Reminders.”

It isn’t often that a local political campaign’s website makes national attention, but Chuck Peruto isn’t your typical candidate.

The pandemic’s gone on a year. We’re left to deal with mental health issues, strained relationships, vaccines, and Zoom calls. So is Malcolm Kenyatta.

Conservatives are “disappointed” that Bethany Christian Services is taking an “all hands on deck” approach to placing children in homes.

“Philly people know how to party.”

Fulton v. City of Philadelphia is a case that has thousands of organizations and politicians choosing sides because “there are lots of potential consequences.”

Obama said state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta’s haircut was a reason to believe in hope and change: “You didn’t see that 20 years ago!”

A crowd forced their way into her home and beat her in front of children, but the cops refused to take her seriously.

In 2002 police picked her up and she soon had what would prove to be a fatal head injury. Then the alleged cover-up started.

Kendall Stephens says she hasn’t been able to sleep since she was beaten and called a “tra**y” in her own home in front of children.

“Pride is not about Coca-Cola or whoever painting a can rainbow colors. It’s about this idea that everyday people, when they step up and demand change, they actually win a lot more than folks think.”

Dominique Rem’mie Fells of Ohio and Riah Milton of Pennsylvania. #SayHerName #BlackTransLivesMatter

A Catholic adoption agency refused to work with LGBTQ parents, so the city terminated its contract. Trump’s lawyers say that’s religious discrimination.

Armed with baseball bats, the white men were ignored by police as they roamed Philadelphia neighborhoods looking for a fight.

Police say there was no evidence of forced entry or foul play, but other activists are convinced she was murdered.