LGBTQ-politics
Where do Philly’s mayoral candidates stand on LGBTQ issues? | Analysis
Here's what all 11 declared candidates have to say about the issues that matter to the city's LGBTQ residents.
Philly’s LGBTQ judicial candidates say they plan to work for the people
Hopefuls Wade Albert and Chesley Lightsey each are running in the May 16 primary.
Pa. Legislature’s LGBTQ Caucus changes up leadership
Reps. Malcolm Kenyatta, of Philadelphia, and Jessica Benham, of Allegheny County, are the caucus' new chairs. Both are out lawmakers.
New Philly City Council members talk LGBTQ rights, priorities for 2023
'For me, it is important that we keep all of our children safe, and in this particular case, LGBTQ youth,' Councilmember Anthony Phillips said.
Pa’s 2022 candidates — and their stances on LGBTQ issues — take the national stage | Analysis
There are bright line divisions between the Democrats and Republicans running for governor and U.S. Senate.
Pa. LGBTQ organizations work to register voters before midterms
'It’s crucial that young people vote, especially if they’re LGBTQ or allies, because the policies are still being written in this state,' one advocate said.
Post-Roe, what’s the fate of marriage equality in Pa.? | Frank Pizzoli
'Conservative members of the Supreme Court are on a faith-based mission, which includes ending marriage equality,' Wayne Besen, of Truth Wins Out, said.
Why the LGBTQ community rejected Brian Sims for lieutenant governor | Mark Segal
Sims was a bad candidate from the start due to a lot of past baggage and controversy.