L.A. Black Pride Recognizes Raven-Symoné With Trailblazer Award
The celebration of queer Blackness returns on the 4th of July weekend
June 5, 2023
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The celebration of queer Blackness returns on the 4th of July weekend
Christopher Street West has stepped down as an organizer following a backlash to reports of police involvement.
A permit application stressing a "unified partnership with law enforcement" has caused criticism.
MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart talks to notable queer people about the state of LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S.
Alexei Romanoff helped organize the 1967 protests of a police raid on the Los Angeles gay bar.
The City of Angels was having its own LGBTQ+ awakening years before Stonewall.
Event producer Jeff Consoletti shares Pride predictions and lessons about gathering together following a pandemic year.
This moment calls on all marginalized people to come together in support of something bigger than ourselves.
O'Connell, who has given visibility to differently abled LGBTQ people, will be given a place of honor at the West Hollywood parade.
The short answer is Stonewall, but there's more to Pride history.
The videos from Tourmaline and creative agency RanaVerse give voice to LGBTQ+ narratives in five of the least queer-friendly locales in the country.
The usual Pride celebration had been canceled due to the pandemic, but organizer Christopher Street West will now hold a solidarity protest march. Here are the details.
In kicking off the city's Pride festivities, Mayor Eric Garcetti also spoke with The Advocate about efforts to address homelessness and stand up to the Trump administration.
By reframing marriage equality as a civil right, two African-American governors have become leading voices for gay rights.
He was found hours before the event in a car loaded with assault rifles, a bucket of chemicals, and ammunition.
"The terrorist on our televisions tonight was Donald Trump," said one of the queer women who cofounded Black Lives Matter after watching the Republican presidential nominee's acceptance speech.
The mostly forgottenYukon bar in Los Angeles was home to one of the earliest anti-LGBTQ+ raids that resulted in protests and Pride.
"This is really the system's lynching of Jasmine Richards," says fellow Black Lives Matter organizer and scholar Dr. Malina Abdullah.