Recreation/Social Archive
Want To Find Something LGBTQ To Do? There’s a New App For That
When Ariella Furman relocated to Pittsburgh two years ago, she heard one thing and observed another. People she met complained that there isn’t enough LGBTQ things to do in Pittsburgh. After some research, Ariella figured out the real problem – there isn’t enough information about the LGBTQ things to do in Pittsburgh. Her initial response
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TV and LGBT
Summer is here which means – for those of us without cable – basically, a silent screen except for the evening news and the occasional soap opera episode. Nothing on in the evening (I miss actual reruns.) Even 60 Minutes is boring in the summer. Don’t cry for me because there’s plenty to do, but
Category: Recreation/Social
Pgh Cyclists Organize Pride Bike Ride
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Steelers’ New Backup QB Landry Jones Talks Christian Beliefs, LGBTQ Players
OUTSports recently discussed Pittsburgh’s newest QB – Landry Jones – an openly “devout” Christian in the context of playing with openly gay players. Jones stance is that while he personally thinks homosexuality is “wrong” he would treat openly gay teammates like everyone else. From the interview at OUTsports “There’s not a conflict,” Jones said. “People
Category: Recreation/Social
Five Free Things To Do in Pgh This Summer
Fun in the summertime can be had aplenty at little to no-cost for Pittsburghers. For starters, take a look at this list of dozens of festivals scheduled throughout the region. Some are free, some have admission fees. Some of our favorites: Wilkinsburg Art in the Park (Thursdays) Pittsburgh Blues Festival (July) African Arts in the
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Jen Asks YOU to Change Your Facebook/Twitter Profiles to Support LGBTQ Equality in Scouting
Jen and her son Cruz are in Texas this week, working very hard for today’s vote to lift (partially) the BSA ban on LGBTQ scouts and leaders. She asked me to ASK you to support them by changing your profile pictures. Visit the GLAAD website for all the details. Jen missed her daughter’s 8th grade
Category: Activism