Doug Montgomery, Author at The Pride LA

AIDS, HEALTH

New Crop of HIV/AIDS Scientists Awarded Krim Fellowship

November 6, 2017 Doug Montgomery

The three Krim fellows will each be awarded $150,000 over two years.

WEST HOLLYWOOD

Los Angeles LGBT Center Hosts 9th Annual Transgender Job Fair

November 6, 2017 Doug Montgomery

Since the fair began in 2008, hundreds of trans people across Los Angeles have secured jobs.

AIDS

WeHo Releases HIV Stigma Survey

October 24, 2017 Doug Montgomery

West Hollywood’s HIV Zero campaign seeks to make the city a zero transmissions zone.

LOCAL

Outfest Parts Ways With Weinstein Company

October 23, 2017 Doug Montgomery

Following the allegations of sexual abuse, Outfest has decided to cut ties with the Weinstein brothers.

HEALTH, LOCAL

The Results Are In: The First 6 Months of California’s End-of-Life Law

July 19, 2017 Doug Montgomery

The controversial End of Life Option Act has been wildly popular.

FEATURED, POLITICS

For Pride, Senator Kamala Harris Calls for a “Coalition”

July 18, 2017 Doug Montgomery

For all his bloviating on subjects from the media to “covfefe,” Pride month went by without even a canned statement from President Donald Trump. But another Washington newcomer, California Senator Kamala Harris, has filled the silence left by the commander and chief with a video recalling her efforts to fight for marriage equality and offering the LGBTQ community her full support.

NATIONAL

The Extensive Anti-LGBTQ History of Trump’s Lawyer

June 27, 2017 Doug Montgomery

Jay Sekulow is bad news for the LGBT community

HOLLYWOOD

The Dirty Tactics Used Against a Proposed Hollywood Hotel

June 22, 2017 Doug Montgomery

Are the protestors really against homophobia, or is it all a front?

COMPTON

Compton’s Youngest Mayor Gets Second Term

June 20, 2017 Doug Montgomery

Compton Mayor Aja Brown won a decisive victory for a second term against former Mayor Omar Bradley. The election was notable for the fact that both candidates had served as mayor of the city. Omar Bradley worked in city hall from 1993 to 2001. Brown, meanwhile, was running for reelection after a first term.