
LGBTQ
Trans people say they #WontBeErased, as Trump administration mulls defining ‘sex’
A memo that has reportedly been circulating at the Department of Health and Human Services aims to narrow the federal government's definition of "sex" under Title IX
6 years ago
National organization looking to offer LGBTQ support in every Philly school
Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network provides tools and foundations for schools to to address needs of LGBTQ students.
6 years ago
Weddings at City Hall on National Coming Out Day
For National Coming Out Day a handful of LGBTQ couples got married or recommitted to each other at Philadelphia City Hall.
6 years ago
Casey Gerald’s “There Will Be No Miracles”
Guest: Casey Gerald ...
Air Date: October 8, 2018 10:00 am
Listen 48:56Philly pilot program seeks to train next generation of LGBTQ board members
Applications for the LGBTQ Community Leadership Pipeline are open until October 1.
6 years ago
A pageant in drag, Miss’d America upholds traditions
With Miss America contestants donning more sensible clothes, a popular annual spoof of the Atlantic City pageant, Miss'd America, feels more like nostalgia than satire.
6 years ago
Guests: John Jarboe, Sally Ollove Philadelphia’s Bearded Ladies Cabaret is debuting Do You Want a Cookie ...
Air Date: September 13, 2018 10:00 am
Listen 32:00Times have changed. Is sex ed ready?
The LGBTQ and #MeToo movements are shifting our cultural attitudes. Is what we teach in the classroom shifting, too?
7 years ago
Listen 7:46Know an LGBTQ student itching to study abroad? Here are some things to think about
For queer people, the decision to go abroad can come with some added questions.
7 years ago
Wagner clarifies that he’d veto anti-same-sex marriage bill
Asked in the primary about same-sex marriage, Wagner's campaign left the answer vague.
7 years ago
Rabbi is latest of many titles for Philly woman
The newly ordained rabbi has just moved from Philadelphia to Elon University in North Carolina where she is an associate chaplain for Jewish life.
7 years ago
With voices of experience, Philadelphia calling out for LGBTQ foster parents
In March, the city's Department of Human Services launched a citywide recruitment drive, in hopes of attracting 300 new foster families.
7 years ago
Transgender Hollywood seeks recognition, and not just roles
When actress Scarlett Johansson reversed course recently and canceled plans to play a transgender man in the film "Rub & Tug," transgender actors were gratified and surprised.
7 years ago
NewsWorks Tonight, August 2, 2018
Former President Barack Obama endorses seven Democratic candidates from the Philadelphia region. Puerto Rican scholars and artists displ ...
Air Date: August 2, 2018
Listen 21:32Carney team scraps proposed anti-bias policy for Delaware transgender students
Governor supports schools chief's decision, but says he remains committed to 'protect children from discrimination at school'’ so they can focus on their education.
7 years ago
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