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Police identify suspect they say raped, robbed Canadian visitor he met on Grindr
PHILADELPHIA — Police in Philadelphia have identified the man they say sexually assaulted, beat and robbed a Canadian tourist after the two men met on Grindr.
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Canadian visitor assaulted, beaten, robbed after meeting man on Grindr
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A Canadian man visiting Philadelphia for an education conference says he was sexually assaulted, beaten and robbed after meeting another man on the gay hookup app Grindr.
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Advocates pursue varying strategies to bring same-sex marriage to Pa.
PHILADELPHIA — Marriage bureau officials in Philadelphia expressed their support Tuesday for same-sex couples, but said they cannot grant them marriage licenses until the law changes in Pennsylvania.
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Affordable housing for LGBT seniors opens in heart of downtown Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA — Jerry Zeft was so excited to move into his new apartment that he slept on an air mattress for nearly a week while he waited for his bed and other belongings to catch up with him. No matter that he’s 70 years old.
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Philadelphia police revamps policy on how to treat transgender people
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police have issued new guidelines on how officers should treat transgender people, a policy that department officials say is to ensure everyone is treated with respect.
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Presbyterian church in Philadelphia to welcome openly gay pastor
PHILADELPHIA — A Presbyterian church in Philadelphia says it’s welcoming an openly gay pastor.
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Pa. lawmakers to introduce bipartisan bill to ban coversion therapy on minors
PHILADELPHIA — Two Pennsylvania state lawmakers announced Tuesday they will introduce a bipartisan bill in the state House of Representatives that would ban mental health providers from engaging in controversial gay-to-straight “conversion therapy” on minors.
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Giovanni’s Room, nation’s oldest surviving LGBT bookstore is for sale
PHILADELPHIA — The owner of nation’s oldest surviving LGBT bookstore said that he is retiring after 37 years and is putting the shop and its building up for sale, potentially ending four decades of operation.
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Same-sex couple marries outside Philly despite Pa. ban on gay marriage
PHILADELPHIA — A suburban Philadelphia woman who tied the knot with her longtime partner Sunday with a county marriage license despite the commonwealth’s ban on same-sex marriage said it was the day “that every committed couple waits for.”
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Philadelphia man accused of murder, dumping body of transgender lover
PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia man is in custody on Friday after he allegedly murdered his transgender lover and then dumped her body parts in a vacant lot.