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Gascon, Prang Among Officials Celebrating Pride Progress Flag at Culver High
Elected officials in Culver City and around Los Angeles came to a ceremony celebrating the raising of a new Pride Progress Flag at the Culver City High School campus to show support for the many gender and sexuality-based communities that its students may be a part of.
L.A. Educators and Schools Continue Struggle for LGBTQ+ Justice
Last summer, right-wing extremists made headlines in Southern California for months of organized anti-LGBTQ+ attacks on school districts. While most school districts in Los Angeles have refused to concede to demands – extremists have called for the removal of LGBTQ+ teachers, inclusive curriculum, and Pride flags – a concerted campaign to remove protections for LGBTQ+ students, transgender students in particular, has continued in nearby districts. Parents and staff at Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and Glendale Unified School District (GUSD) who successfully fended off the attacks last year are working with neighboring districts to recognize and adequately respond to anti-LGBTQ+ threats and policies.
I Attended Dyke Day L.A. and Found a Celebration of Identity
This PRIDE month, I headed to Dyke Day on Saturday for the first time, and it was spectacular! Hordes of LGBTQ+ folx and allies swarmed Sycamore Grove Park in Los Feliz for an afternoon focused on community, identity, and solidarity. There were informational booths, picnic blankets, and food trucks galore, with no shortage of activities to keep participants occupied. People brought their kids and dogs, which made for an even more festive atmosphere. There was a main stage for performers, plenty of merch tents, a few kink events, a quiet tent, and a kid's tent among others.
The Westside Unites In Solidarity and Celebration at the WeHo Pride Parade
It’s that time of year when the LGBTQ+ community and its allies celebrate Pride. The city of West Hollywood hosts one of the country's largest and most vibrant Pride celebrations, attracting tens of thousands of people from all over the world. Sunday featured the WeHo Pride Parade, one of the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations of its type in the world. The parade began around 12:30 p.m. at Santa Monica and Crescent Heights Boulevards and traveled west to San Vicente Boulevard.
Gascon, Prang Among Officials Celebrating Pride Progress Flag at Culver High
Elected officials in Culver City and around Los Angeles came to a ceremony celebrating the raising of a new Pride Progress Flag at the Culver City High School campus to show support for the many gender and sexuality-based communities that its students may be a part of.
L.A. Educators and Schools Continue Struggle for LGBTQ+ Justice
Last summer, right-wing extremists made headlines in Southern California for months of organized anti-LGBTQ+ attacks on school districts. While most school districts in Los Angeles have refused to concede to demands – extremists have called for the removal of LGBTQ+ teachers, inclusive curriculum, and Pride flags – a concerted campaign to remove protections for LGBTQ+ students, transgender students in particular, has continued in nearby districts. Parents and staff at Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and Glendale Unified School District (GUSD) who successfully fended off the attacks last year are working with neighboring districts to recognize and adequately respond to anti-LGBTQ+ threats and policies.
I Attended Dyke Day L.A. and Found a Celebration of Identity
This PRIDE month, I headed to Dyke Day on Saturday for the first time, and it was spectacular! Hordes of LGBTQ+ folx and allies swarmed Sycamore Grove Park in Los Feliz for an afternoon focused on community, identity, and solidarity. There were informational booths, picnic blankets, and food trucks galore, with no shortage of activities to keep participants occupied. People brought their kids and dogs, which made for an even more festive atmosphere. There was a main stage for performers, plenty of merch tents, a few kink events, a quiet tent, and a kid's tent among others.
The Westside Unites In Solidarity and Celebration at the WeHo Pride Parade
It’s that time of year when the LGBTQ+ community and its allies celebrate Pride. The city of West Hollywood hosts one of the country's largest and most vibrant Pride celebrations, attracting tens of thousands of people from all over the world. Sunday featured the WeHo Pride Parade, one of the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations of its type in the world. The parade began around 12:30 p.m. at Santa Monica and Crescent Heights Boulevards and traveled west to San Vicente Boulevard.
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