Updated May 13, 2026, at 10:42 AM. Update: A group of seven Allegheny County Council members publicly announced Wednesday that they will support removing Pat ...
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Inside Allies for Health + Wellbeing’s New Location #lgbtq
Finding Faith A Gay Christian's Journey of Acceptance
The Pittsburgh Public School board voted Wednesday to approve a policy requiring educators to notify parents in advance when classroom instruction could conflict with “sincerely held religious and/or moral beliefs,” a move critics say could pressure teachers to self-censor discussions ...
The Pennsylvania House voted Tuesday to advance legislation that would finally place explicit LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections into state law, marking another major chapter in a ...
On Sunday, April 26, multiple generations of Pittsburgh’s lesbian community gathered at the Soft Spot, the newly opened sapphic café, to celebrate Lesbian Day of ...
Across the country, Pride celebrations have increasingly expanded beyond major cities into suburbs, neighborhoods, and small towns. In the Pittsburgh region, suburbs including Dormont, Mt. ...
“It’s a great day for transphobes to eat shit.” That’s the first thing I saw when I opened Bluesky today. It was posted by John Darnielle ...
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Nebby Nick stopped by the NEW @alliespgh location at 211 Tower in East Liberty! The expanded space means more clinic rooms, bigger pharmacy space, new providers accepting patients, inclusive affirming healthcare, and food pantry support for clients.
For Pastor Louis Martinage, finding MCC Pittsburgh in the early 1990s was the first time being gay and Christian could exist together.
For more than 50 years, MCC Pittsburgh has created spiritual community for LGBTQ+ people through acceptance, AIDS activism, grief, and love.
On May 17, the church celebrates 51 years, with former pastor Rev. Roberta Dunn speaking at the 2 PM service.
Queer people have always heard the hidden messages in music long before the world caught up. From Bowie and Sylvester to Donna Summer and Prince, Barry Walters’ "Mighty Real" explores the soundtrack of queer survival, joy, and dancefloor liberation. Full review link in bio and borrow it from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
A motion to remove Pat Catena as Allegheny County Council President will be considered in two weeks after speakers condemned his anti-trans campaign rhetoric during Tuesday’s packed council meeting. Full details link in bio.
“$500 will not buy our silence.” TransYOUniting rejected a $500 donation from Allegheny County Council President Pat Catena after his anti-trans campaign mailer sparked widespread backlash. Full article link in bio.
