‘There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood’ explores life for closeted Black entertainers
Historian and activist Dr. Lydia Otero explains how the everyday moments of 1987 uncover powerful stories of identity, resilience, and community that still resonate today.
Seniors question the handling of an $18.9 million bequest intended to support them
WeHo’s city officials are trying to preserve the fight for queer safety and rights that began decades before.
These queer historians break down why their podcast is premiering at the perfect time.
On August 14, the Philosophical Research Society (PRS) hosted a screening of 1996’s “The Celluloid Closet” directed by Rob Epstein and Jefferey Friedman. The second part of their...
Pioneering LGBTQ+ Activist and Comedian Reflects on Career, Marriage Equality, and Ongoing Fight for Rights
How Queer Comics Broke Barriers & Sparked a Comedy Revolution
1970 was an incredible year of achievement for GLF in LA. Marches, protests, & a broad range of other militant, highly visible actions
PBS doc tells story of LGBTQ history that has long been invisible
