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Philadelphia’s Trans Oral History Project launches zine amid uncertain future - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Trans Oral History Project — which launched around the pandemic and has been recording and preserving the stories of trans and gender nonconforming people connected to the city — is launching a new zine series to make trans history more accessible. The project is a partnership with the John J. Wilcox Jr. Archives at the William Way LGBT Community Center (WWCC) and several departments at the University of Pennsylvania — including the Center for Research in Feminist, Queer, and Tr
Philadelphia-based artist Jah Beverly showcases Black trans masculinity at inaugural GLAAD exhibition - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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The work of Jah Beverly, a Philadelphia-based contemporary and figurative artist, will be featured in GLAAD’s first-ever visual art exhibition — the culmination of a year-long fellowship, the Equity in Media and Entertainment Initiative. The showcase — called “Nemesis: Remember,” which explores art as resistance — runs through Oct. 4 at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art in New York City. Beverly is presenting two partial collections: a series of three drawings that belong to a set of six that reve
OURfest returns with an integrated approach to wellness - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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In recognition of National Coming Out Day, OURfest will once again return to the Gayborhood on Oct. 11, converting the streets into a massive outdoor festival that will include entertainment for all ages, community wellness resources, and celebrations of LGBTQ+ culture. This year’s theme, “OUT for Good,” is meant to promote the idea of living openly in authenticity while continuing to honor the city’s LGBTQ+ history and build investments for the future. “OURfest has always been about celebrating
Dispute over Keith Haring mural could shape historic designation - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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“We the Youth,” a mural in Point Breeze by gay artist Keith Haring, may become the city’s first outdoor mural to be placed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. The Committee on Historic Designation — an advisory committee that makes recommendations to the Philadelphia Historical Commission — unanimously voted to recommend the site during a Sept. 16 meeting. LGBTQ+ people, artists, historians and other locals spoke during the meeting to support the nomination. But there is an importan
New podcast unpacks Philadelphia’s homophobic brush with gerbil rumor - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Long before the internet, rumors traveled the old-fashioned way: from one schoolyard to another, whispered over lunch tables and traded between friends. Naive and impressionable kids often overheard adult conversations they didn’t really understand, then repeated bizarre urban legends as fact. On the surface, many of these celebrity rumors seem like harmless fodder for a fun debate. But Allen Salkin — creator and host of “Gerbil,” a new podcast from The Hollywood Reporter — believes that one of
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