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“Because of our past conduct in law enforcement, and the government, there’s this built-in distrust of us, which to be frank, we’ve earned,” one police official said.
Who's the snowflake now?
After years of legal proceedings, justice is served in the high-profile hate crime assault on fashion designer Pol’ Atteu.
The films of Patricia Rozema, a progenitor of the Toronto New Wave, are screening across Los Angeles, including the lesbian classic When Night Is Falling.
The ceremony came the same day as the 10th anniversary of Foster's marriage to Alexandra Hedison.
Medina, a makeup artist and friend to many, was shot to death last month.
Amidst a backdrop of protest and advocacy, Dr. Jill Biden highlights the ongoing battle for LGBTQ+ rights and remembers LGBTQ+ teen Nex Benedict.
LGBTQ+ advocates are stunned by the transgender woman’s ongoing stance against the inclusion of trans people in many facets of public life.
An Advocate data analysis found that in Los Angeles County and across the country, hate crimes against transgender people are reaching historic highs.
Disturbing video of the attack has been circulating among local high schools.
Washington Post columnist Taylor Lorenz allowed the right-wing extremist to show how little she knows about LGBTQ+ issues, even as she rallies people against queer people.
How the gay sci-fi icon and husband Brad survived the closet, the AIDS era, and internment to find happily ever after.
The director of a new documentary about the AIDS crisis in Los Angeles in the 1980s — called Commitment to Life — talks about some of the courageous individuals who stepped forward in a fight for survival.
Staff members faced unexpected job cuts as unionization move unfolds at the LGBTQ+ nonprofit.
She is at least the 16th transgender person to die by violence in the U.S. this year.
Sorry Not Sorry has been the victim of increasingly dangerous acts of vandalism.
The video calls into question the police's official version of events.
The venue, which first opened as a coffee shop in 1991, is one of the foremost gay bars in Los Angeles.
Within days of local officials celebrating the area as a safe-haven for LGBTQ+ people, vandals tried to destroy the joy.
The victims were taking part in a silent disco ball in Hermosa Beach.
