PHOTO ROUNDUP: Gay Philly Comes Out For AIDS Walk Philly
It was a crisp autumn morning in Philadelphia, but thousands turned out for Sunday’s 28th annual AIDS Walk Philly. The event—which is put together by a dozen local nonprofits, including the Mazzoni Center, Action AIDS, and The Attic Youth Center—is a 5K walk that raises funds for HIV/AIDS organizations in Philadelphia. As always, gay Philly came out in full force for the cause. I’ve rounded up some photos of all the troopers below:
AIDS Fund Philly‘s Matt Beierschmitt with Dash.
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AIDS Walk Philly co-organizer GALAEI had a big presence at this year’s walk. A snapshot from Andrew Spiers, who works for the organization’s Trans-Health Information Project (TIP).
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Spiers showed up in warrior paint, raring to go.
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GALAEI Executive Director Elicia Gonzales and her fiancé Megan.
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Keeping each other warm on the frigid morning.
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More pals there with GALAEI.
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Gonzales being interviewed by Channel 6.
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Philly Black Pride Vice President D’Ontace Keys giving lips with his stroll.
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G Philly contributor and author of Philly MixTape Patrick DeMarco and friends.
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Former G Philly contributor Alexander Kacala showed up at 7 in the morning to volunteer with Philly AIDS Fund.
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He snapped this great photo of the AIDS Quilt, which was on display in a nearby field.
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Liberty PA showed up to walk and stump for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf. Here, Associate Director Dashiell Sears.
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And Field Director Trevor Powell.
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