Executive Director of PhillyGayCalendar
Is ‘coming out’ a ‘sacred process’? Yeah, I guess – but when you are a public figure, fighting for the rights of your constituents, and you take public actions, especially via social media, that demonstrate that your ‘private’ life and your ‘political’ persona don’t equate to a confluent picture, you’re being hypocritical. You’re lying.
As we look back on PhillyGayCalendar’s blog and columns in 2013, there’s a LOT of amazing work that our super talented team presented. Here’s a review of some of our top stories of 2013.
The time you’ve spent putting your best efforts forward at bettering someone else’s life is futile if they’re not willing to listen.
The memorial for Dennis Clegg, the well-respected Philadelphia area athlete and swim organizer, will take place on January 4, 2014.
Our obsession with the labels ‘top’ and ‘bottom’ seem to stem from some sort of internalized means to justify our sexual actions, to define our intercourse into neat, tidy linguistic boxes. But real sex isn’t like that.
Michael’s winter-inspired soup is sure to warm you up even on the coldest nights of the new year.
Besides Dennis Clegg’s former leadership role with Fins, Clegg organized many regional LGBT swim meets and was the Fins’ representative for Team Philadelphia.
Phil Robertson said a lot of really inappropriate things to GQ but is what he said really going to matter in the near future? Wasn’t Mandela laid to rest almost two weeks ago? There are so many more important things taking place in our world.
Deals seldom manifest themselves. You must do a bit of research and never assume that any price at any time is firm. You also need to speak to real people and sometimes more than one. The trick is to study your destination a bit, do some research, network a bit and make a deal. It’s not rocket science but supply and demand.
Yes, Rosa Blanca isn’t exactly in the gayborhood so to speak, but if you’re looking for a good bite and a nightcap at 1 AM on a Friday, you really can’t ask for anything better than a Garces restaurant that serves fried cheese and a variety of empanadas. No shade to the Midtown II, but it’s absolutely worth the walk to 7th and Chestnut.