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Philadelphia sets Guinness World Record for most attended drag story time event - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia sets Guinness World Record for most attended drag story time event

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Pride Month was already off to a record-breaking start in Philadelphia as the world's largest Pride flag, measuring 400 feet long, made a c

Philadelphia sets record for most-attended drag story time - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia sets record for most-attended drag story time

Over 260 people were in attendance for a record-breaking drag queen story time event in Phialdelphia.

Source: ctvnews.ca
All PA State Troopers assigned to Philly area now equipped with body-worn cameras after controversy - Vimarsana News

All PA State Troopers assigned to Philly area now equipped with body-worn cameras after controversy

In an ahead-of-schedule, expedited rollout, the Pennsylvania State Police announced Monday that all patrol troopers assigned to Troop K which covers Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware counties, are now outfitted with body-worn cameras and updated mobile video recorders in their patrol vehicles.

Source: fox29.com
Coard: When Blacks confronted by police, saying they work for mayor just might save their life - Vimarsana News

Coard: When Blacks confronted by police, saying they work for mayor just might save their life

Riley H. Ross III, Esquire and Kevin V. Mincey, Esquire of Mincey Fitzpatrick Ross, LLC- described as “the leading Black-owned law firm in Philadelphia"- held a press conference at their

Trans flag will be raised at City Hall, though without a ceremony this year - Vimarsana News

Trans flag will be raised at City Hall, though without a ceremony this year

Office of LGBT Affairs executive director Celena Morrison-McLean announced that the annual ceremony for raising the trans flag will not occur this year, but the city will still raise the flag to mark Trans Day of Visibility. Morrison-McLean and her husband were arrested last weekend and plan to sue State Police for the incident.