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Mourning Transgender Lives Lost so Far This Year

November 15, 2018 Timothy Michael

The transgender community is still one of the most targeted minorities in the United States. Not only are gender-nonconforming individuals...

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CALENDAR 11/16 – 11/29: The best goings-on around and about L.A., period.

November 14, 2018 Timothy Michael

Closing Weekend: “Members Only” When: Now through November 18 Where: Los Angeles Theatre Center What: “Members Only” is a play...

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5 of the Best Local Queer Shops to Visit on Small Business Saturday

November 13, 2018 Timothy Michael

Trailing Thanksgiving are two more important holidays. That’s right, Black Friday and Small Business Saturday. With all the deals, discounts...

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Celebrate Transgiving with Your Chosen Los Angeles Family

November 13, 2018 Timothy Michael

Nearly two decades ago, many transgender and queer folk in the local LGBTQ+ community had nowhere to turn for the...

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Lambda Literary Opens Enrollment for Exclusive LGBTQ Writing Workshop 2019

November 13, 2018 Timothy Michael

Application dates and details regarding Lambda Literary’s highly anticipated Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBTQ Voices have been released. Attendees will...

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L.A.THEATRE REVIEW: A Queer Eye for the Boxing Guy in “Members Only”

November 11, 2018 thepridela

Playwright Oliver Mayer’s latest drama, “Members Only” delivers groundbreaking queer experience at LATC. By Jorge Paniagua When playwright Oliver Mayer’s...