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Stephen Kulp is a Philadelphia trial lawyer who is a champion for change. He pulls from his life experiences as an Asian-American, an adoptee and a gay man to be a strong, passionate and unwavering voice for others.

Set at a Southern barbecue, James Ijames’s hilarious update on Shakespeare sees a recipe for liberation in the story of family disaster.

The Philadelphia district attorney's office is establishing an LGBTQ advisory committee to improve the city's law enforcement relationship with members of the community, particularly victims of crime.

A student argues that Philadelphia has done a good job advancing LGBTQ health care, and the rest of the state should follow suit.

Pennsylvania state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, a North Philadelphia native and the only Black, LGBTQ person elected to the state legislature, is giving one of the keynote addresses Tuesday.

The video series, titled “LGBTQ+ Tips: Navigating the New Normal,”  released an introduction video on June 22 and has since published three episodes.

Philadelphia is rich with history and during this month of pride we wanted to highlight the important part our city played in the national LGBT movement.

The group spoke about the intersection of Black and LGBTQ communities.

Dr. Rachel Levine, the Keystone State’s secretary of health, is earning high marks for her response to the coronavirus pandemic.

As someone who goes to 20 Philadelphia networking events a month, I’ve seen how great our scene is here. But is it losing what once made it so great?

Preston Heldibridle is a Dallastown Area High School graduate whose essay addressing transgender health concerns was added to an anthology.

The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion is now the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion — marking the city’s efforts to place equity as a priority.

The Philadelphia 76ers' front office directory has a six-person department of Social Responsibility, deeper than the team's Communications department and the same size as its Broadcasting department.

Efforts are underway to welcome tourists back to Philadelphia as the hospitality industry seeks to recover economically from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The system isn’t perfect, but it’s more than most cities have.

When Celena Morrison took office as the director of the LGBT affairs in Philadelphia, she didn't know she was making history.

In the heart of Philadelphia’s Gayborhood, a mural depicting the late queer activist Gloria Casarez watches over South 12th Street, between St. James and Chancellor. On wall of the shuttered 12th Street Gym, Casarez peers through rectangular-shaped glasses, and on the other side of the mural, she speaks into a bull horn in front of a small crowd. The mural is scheduled to be destroyed as part...

15 things you might not know about the iconic Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret.

The Wolf administration is committed to making the commonwealth a welcoming, safe and inclusive environment for all Pennsylvanians. The Department of Aging is dedicated to ensuring the same experience for every older adult, including people in the LGBTQ community and other marginalized groups who have felt excluded for too long. The department is working to enhance its outreach and communication efforts and we will continue to listen to the voices of our LGBTQ older adult community so that we can reach those who need our services and allow them to age with the dignity and respect they deserve.

In the ‘50s and ‘60s, men who hung out south of the park were known as the “Spruce Street boys.”

From a virtual 5K to a healthy sexuality workshop to an LGBTQ+ film festival, here are the virtual Pride month events to know about.

Kelli Dunham a former Catholic nun is who is now a gay standup comedian. by Len Lear I would be willing to bet a year’s pay that Kelli Dunham is the only

Benson Churgai of Northeast Philadelphia is the first openly transgender recruit to graduate from the Philadelphia Police Academy. “I struggled for a long time with who I was,” Churgai said. "I knew that if I continued to live my life as [a] female, it was not going to work out.”

The 76ers welcomed Jason Collins, Brian Sims, and the whole LGBTQ community to Pride Night.

Philly resident Kate Austin has used Instagram to talk about her experience being part of a femme lesbian couple — and to shatter stereotypes.