LGBTQ

Returning to the family home can be traumatizing for LGBTQ college students, psychologists say, especially if parents or siblings reject them or are even hostile.

The move is an unexpected side effect of the switch to remote learning.

COVID-19 conference call devolves into a war of words in Trenton between the mayor and city council.

The Philadelphia School Board renewed three charters, authorized classroom upgrades and moved to protect transgender students online.

An asylum seeker from Ghana who said he was attacked by a mob led by his father because of his sexuality has shown a valid fear of persecution, a U.S. appeals case said.

The prominent LGBTQ advocate and lawmaker called the inquiry a “political attack.”

In the last several years, two White House administrations have used this power in diametrically opposite ways.

This week: supervised injection sites get a setback, food and housing insecurity among college students, and Philadelphia's new executive director of LGBT affairs.

Roberto Valdes, a queer man of color, writes about coming to know the term intersectionality and how it taught him to fully love and express himself.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled the city did not target the agency because of its religious beliefs

The Homeward Initiative and Valley Youth House are nearing the launch of their housing collaboration Host Homes.

A Pa. court will consider a legal challenge by three transgender women to a state law that prohibits people who have committed serious felonies from ever changing their names.

Over the past three sessions, at least a dozen Democratic-sponsored resolutions related to honoring LGBTQ+ people have failed to pass the state House or Senate.

She will begin the new post on March 2. Morrison will drive the office’s policy work and advise city government on the needs of LGBTQ+ individuals.

The region’s bishop says she just wants the 100k-person congregation to stay together.