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HollabackPHILLY Rolls Out Ad Campaign to Combat Street Harassment
If you live in the city of Philadelphia, present yourself as a woman, and have ever walked anywhere, then you’ve experienced it: the “Hey sexy, how you doin today? You lookin good, can I get your number?” Ignoring it usually …
Affirming LGBTQ Identity in Religious Spaces: The IDentity Kit
From East Coast to West Coast, Crystal Cheatham has traveled the nation spreading the word about Christianity and queerness, and how the two can happily coexist for today’s
Queer Philly Poet Denice Frohman Wins Women of the World Poetry Slam
You’ve seen her face hundreds of time throughout the city - on bus shelters, trash cans, and in subway stations as part of the City of Philadelphia’s “UnLitter
Fascinating Female Couples 2013: Power Pairs
These ladies are some of Philly's powerful movers and shakers, who make balancing grueling jobs, volunteer work, and a relationship seem like a piece of cake. They're directors,
An Open Letter from Phillesbian Editor Lauren Z. in response to Philadelphia Magazine’s “Your Guide to Philly’s A-Gays”
About this time last year, I was covering the LGBT beat for a local Philly digital magazine called PhillyHappening.com, a newcomer to the Philadelphia digital media market. One
Phillesbian Holiday Gift Guide 2012: Really Gay Gifts
Tis the season to be jolly, eat a lot of delicious food (especially cookies), drink holiday inspired cocktails with names like the Christmatini and Peppermint Punch, and of
Featured Phillesbian: Wired 96.5’s Casey
She’s the midday host on one of the most popular radio stations in our area, a South Philly girl through and through, and she’s also an out and
Behind the Scenes with Stimulus Philly
Flash back to circa 2008 in Philly. Ladies that were of age to go out at that time, let’s be honest – our nightlife options were, shall we
10 Things We’re Thankful for this Thanksgiving
A lot of positive things happened in 2012 for the LGBTQ community both here in Philly and across the United States. We decided to pick the top ten
Being Queer & Vegan in Philadelphia
Sarah Brown gave up meat when she was 12 years old. A few years later, after becoming more educated about the ways in which animals suffer, she decided
