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Dear reader, we must be able to criticize the government of Israel. It is a thorny subject fraught with the weight of history, but the Netanyahu government’s treatment of Palestinians cannot be immune to protest.
First of all — and I don’t know a gentle way to say this — Israel cannot be held above the law because of the Shoah. That is a desecration. You cannot dec...
Aries: Your ruler Mars joins the sun, Venus and Mercury in Aquarius, blessing you with open-minded energy, community-oriented activities, and love for the earth and your neighbors. You feel inspired to stand up for and protect what you love. On Jan. 26, Neptune, the planet of imagination and illusion, re-enters your sign, this time not just for a brief visit...
“Unfortunately, people have forgotten how we’ve gotten where we are today,” said PGN Publisher Mark Segal, reflecting on the life and legacy of his friend Jeff Moran — who played a quiet but powerful role in local politics.
Moran died unexpectedly in early January, but the impact of his work will continue to be remembered as LGBTQ+ people celebrate many advances in...
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s Advisory Commission on LGBTQ Affairs hosted two listening sessions this month — offering space for LGBTQ+ youth to share what it’s like to be young and queer in Pennsylvania, raise concerns about challenges they encounter, and make suggestions about how to best support them.
Approximately 40 youth and a handful of supportive adults gathered at t...
When Zoraida Cordero talks about sustainability, she is not just talking about trees, stormwater systems or environmental compliance. She is talking about neighborhoods where families feel safe, small businesses can hire locally and survive, and communities have enough power and belonging to shape their own futures.
“I am the executive director of the
