24th Annual Pride Picnic Recap

On Saturday, June 4, 2016, over 230 people attended the 24th Annual Erie Pride Picnic held at the Rotary Pavilion at Presque Isle State Park.

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Get your 2016 Pride Shirt!

We here at the Northwest PA Pride Alliance, Inc. are so glad that you like the contest winning new design for this years Erie Pride shirt.

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Erie LGBTQIA Team in March for Babies

On Sunday, May 1. 2016, representatives from various LGBTQ & affiliated groups, including NW PA Pride Alliance, LBT Women of Erie and The Table participated in the March of Dimes fundraiser, March for Babies, which was held at Penn State Behrend.

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In Memoriam: Matthew William Robison

Matthew was a strong advocate for human rights. One way that he demonstrated this was his concern for LGBT rights, serving on the Board of NW PA Pride Alliance.

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Painting with Pride

On March 9th, 2016, NW PA Pride Alliance partnered with Dramashop for their first-ever Painting with Pride fundraiser.

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Three decades ago, AIDS activists set up camp in SF plaza

Thirty years ago this month, two San Francisco men, fed up with government inaction as AIDS decimated the gay community, chained themselves to a federal building within sight of City Hall.

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LGBT History Month - Tim'm T. West - Performer

Tim'm T. West, born Timothy Terrell West, is a hip-hop performance artist, poet, activist and educator.

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LGBT History Month - Staceyann Chin - Poet/Performer

Staceyann Chin is a spoken-word poet and performance artist dedicated to LGBT rights.

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LGBT History Month - Miriam Ben-Shalom - Soldier

Miriam Ben-Shalom is the first openly lesbian service member to be reinstated by the U.S. Army after she was discharged in 1976 for being gay.

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Dick Leitsch: History is unavoidable

For my friend Dick Leitsch, the last president of the Mattachine Society of New York, who last May turned 80, history was unavoidable.

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LGBT History Month - Richard Blanco - Inaugural Poet

Richard Blanco is the youngest, the first Latino and the first openly gay person to be named a U.S. inaugural poet.

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LGBT History Month - William Rufus King - U.S. Vice President

William Rufus King was the 13th vice president of the United States for six weeks before he died of tuberculosis, making him the shortest-serving vice president in American history.

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