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This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti

This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation on the books. If it wasn’t clear already, we hope it is now: This is a crucial moment for our community. That’s why the Los Angeles LGBT Center, in partnership with local activists, organizations, and Angelenos like you will be at the #DragMarch in solidarity. On Easter Sunday (yes, that’s intentional!), we’ll gather in our Sunday Best to show the world what we’re made of—and that we’re not going back. Hear from organizers about how to get involved in the fight for justice, and march along your best friends and neighbors. We’ll see you at the #DragMarch. RSVP at the #linkinbio.

#DragMarchLA #TheMarchOnSantaMonicaBlvd

This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti

This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation on the books. If it wasn’t clear already, we hope it is now: This is a crucial moment for our community. That’s why the Los Angeles LGBT Center, in partnership with local activists, organizations, and Angelenos like you will be at the #DragMarch in solidarity. On Easter Sunday (yes, that’s intentional!), we’ll gather in our Sunday Best to show the world what we’re made of—and that we’re not going back. Hear from organizers about how to get involved in the fight for justice, and march along your best friends and neighbors. We’ll see you at the #DragMarch. RSVP at the #linkinbio.

#DragMarchLA #TheMarchOnSantaMonicaBlvd

This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti

This year alone, there are over 400 pieces of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation on the books. If it wasn’t clear already, we hope it is now: This is a crucial moment for our community. That’s why the Los Angeles LGBT Center, in partnership with local activists, organizations, and Angelenos like you will be at the #DragMarch in solidarity. On Easter Sunday (yes, that’s intentional!), we’ll gather in our Sunday Best to show the world what we’re made of—and that we’re not going back. Hear from organizers about how to get involved in the fight for justice, and march along your best friends and neighbors. We’ll see you at the #DragMarch. RSVP at the #linkinbio.

#DragMarchLA #TheMarchOnSantaMonicaBlvd

Are you ready for a little #Lesbian 101? In honor

Are you ready for a little #Lesbian 101? In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we pulled together some facts about the L in the LGBTQ+ movement. Swipe through to learn more.

“The Los Angeles LGBT Center keeps me together” – @gottmik

We feel love all the way from #SXSW 💜

Thank you @kwprime @trevorproject @jaidaehall & @the_symone for having this amazing conversation on the importance of protecting drag in our community.

#drag #lalgbtcenter #dragrace #queen #SXSW #sxswfilm

As a part of Ms. Versace’s iconic visit to the C

As a part of Ms. Versace’s iconic visit to the Center, she invited the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) to bring Los Angeles design talent to meet with the young people we serve in our Youth Academy. Two of those designers, Sergio Hudson and Pia Davis (No Sesso), offered their time and talents in a very special talk with our students who expressed an interest in pursuing careers in the fashion industry. Both South Carolina natives, Mr. Hudson is a decorated American designer who recently dressed Mrs. Michelle Obama, and Ms. Davis is the first Black trans designer to be awarded membership to the CFDA. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the entire CFDA family for their support of the Center’s Youth Services department. Mr. Hudson said that the experience was a reflection of his purpose as a designer. “I want to inspire people and open doors for people who look like me. We’re there, but people hold us up like unicorns on a pedestal! We’re trying to put in the work to normalize it for others.”

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