Founder of Catch One, Thais-Williams became the first Black woman to own an LGBTQ club in the nation.
The exhibition is a unique opportunity for the Santa Monica History Museum to share a history of the LGBTQ+ community
“Commitment to Life” is a story of unwavering bravery in the face of death. It reconstructs HIV’s devastation & those who rose to fight it
"He was a big gay guy with a big gay heart who loved in a very big gay way- he welcomed everybody with open arms. You...
Since John Lewis passed away last night, I’ve been sharing the loving thoughts of others honoring this gentle moral giant. So let me take a moment...
A number of Los Angeles LGBTQ Black leaders are holding a public discussion at 7:00pm on Zoom Wednesday night to discuss “the anti-Black history of Christopher...
Jewel Thais-Williams said she’d call back. She was on the other line and had been inundated with calls asking how she was doing after eye surgery....
On the precipice of a new year, a new decade, terrible news about the five-decades strong civil rights icon John Lewis broke Twitter. On Dec. 29,...
“Oh, wow,” exclaims Jewel Thais-Williams asked what being honored with a Los Angeles street corner square in her name meant to her. Silence. The seconds tick...
Jewel Thais-Williams being honored with square at The Catch
