AIDS Monument in Lincoln Park has been approved for a renovation yesterday.  The Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks commission voted unanimously to allow The Wall Las Memorias to move forward with the project.  The design process took over two...

The Fenway Institute of Fenway Health recently released a policy brief outlining the harm to LGBTQ+ people likely to result from a new health care regulation proposed by the Trump Administration last month, according to a press release. The public has until August...

Today, it’s not hard to find drag culture wherever you are. From VH1, to Netflix, to Twitter, the language of drag has become culturally omnipresent since RuPaul’s “Drag Race” turned America’s gayest pastime into a contact sport. But what about everything that went down...

The City of Long Beach recently approved to name the City’s new library after LGBTQ+ icon, Long Beach native and tennis star Billie Jean King.  “This honor would represent my life coming full circle, and my complete belief of having a commonplace for the...

NSFW warning Planning a day trip to Venice? Be sure to add this exhibit to your itinerary before it ends!  “Tomboys” at the Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC) features a collection of over twenty mixed media oil paintings...

Vaccinating children who’ve had adverse reactions to shots.  By Sam Catanzaro  While kids are still in summer mode, parents have begun preparing for the new school year already. Part of this preparation includes making sure their children are vaccinated,...

Dr. Melissa Alexander helping patients minimize effects of hearing loss The ability to hear can have a significant impact on all aspects of life, from someone’s emotional and physical well-being to their professional career and activities they enjoy outside of work. Despite research...

This week 35 years ago in history, actor Rock Hudson publicly announced that he had AIDS. He was one of the first mainstream celebrities to be diagnosed with the disease. Then, three days later on July 28, 1985, Walk Los Angeles held its first event, hoping to...

Rutgers researchers find that bisexuals can experience discrimination that may lead to mental health issues. Bisexual individuals may feel discriminated against and have high rates of stress and depression because they believe that their sexual identity is often questioned or denied by others,...