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Happy #Pride—or is it? This year, our community

Happy #Pride—or is it? This year, our community is battling a backlash to the tune of 500+ pieces of anti-LGBTQ legislation, a misinformation campaign perpetuated by bad actors on the far- and religious right, and the backpedaling of support for Pride by corporations who have profited off our celebrations for the past decade. With our #CenterYourPride campaign, we’re proud to assert that LGBTQ+ people do not belong on the margins—that WE are the Center. And as long as our doors are open, your Center will always be here for you, as the largest #LGBTQ+ nonprofit in the world that provides more direct services to queer and trans people than any other organization. We’ll see you in the streets this season (and every other season). Let’s celebrate proudly together.

This year, we celebrate #Pride with a fierce sense

This year, we celebrate #Pride with a fierce sense of urgency. We are the world’s largest direct service provider to LGBTQ+ people—so take it from us when we say Pride is a necessity. Our community is still being impacted by hatred, anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, religious zealots, and institutions who discriminate against us. At the Center, we are Proud 365 days a year—because that’s the amount of days per year our doors are open. Happy #PrideMonth, and Happy Pride Always from the 800 employees, service providers, and frontline workers of the Los Angeles LGBT Center. We will always be here for you.

🎥:
@laurenfisherstudio @kazziechameleon @mad_maninc @mjlat

The Center was so proud to be a supporter of last

The Center was so proud to be a supporter of last week’s incredible Trans Protest Prom, a pop-up party and performance organized by a group of transgender youth from all over the country. As a direct response to 475+ pieces of anti-LGBTQ legislation—many of them targeting trans kids and their families—hundreds of transgender youth flocked to DC in their finest regalia to let our elected officials have it. We are grateful to our friends at @gucci for sponsoring some of the Center’s incredible youth and allowing them to be a part of this historic occasion. To learn more about the action, head on over to @voguemagazine. 📷 @liaclay

The Center is thrilled to be the official communit

The Center is thrilled to be the official community partner of @thebroadmuseum’s Keith Haring: Art Is For Everybody, the first-ever comprehensive retrospective of the artist’s work in Los Angeles. The exhibit is a review of Haring’s work to democratize art, and to use his art as both a tool of personal and political expression. Spanning his catalogue from the late ‘70s as a student to the late ‘80s, when his work focused more deliberately on HIV/AIDS and his own mortality, this is one Los Angeles experience any LGBTQ+ person will not want to miss. Head on over to @thebroadmuseum to pick up your tickets—and get a glimpse of our partnership by checking out our float at LA Pride!

Our Sisters are in the @latimes, fresh off their w

Our Sisters are in the @latimes, fresh off their win off the baseball field. “We do have a serious responsibility. Let’s live up to that and give people the truth of our hearts as well as the glitter and humor.” —Sister Unity(May 2023)
📷 @erik_carter

Today we mourn the loss of a true icon, the legend

Today we mourn the loss of a true icon, the legendary Tina Turner. We honor and celebrate her life as an artist, incredible performer, an inspiration to many,
and an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. We will forever be proud of Ms. Turner and her love for all of us.

#TinaTurner #RestInPeace

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