Trump-Era Laws Are Still Causing Deportation and Family Separation
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Singer-Songwriter Rachel AO Releases Her Debut Single, “Perfect”
Rachel AO is a singer-songwriter, and performing artist, based in Los Angeles, California. Her music combines elements of piano driven pop, soul, and folk. She has spent 2021 in the recording studio in Los Angeles, CA. Her debut single “Perfect”, is available on all platforms February 4, 2022.
The Q26 Official Review of Showtime’s Original, “Yellowjackets”
Yellowjackets is a thrilling and chilling series that follows a wildly talented high school girls' soccer team that descends into savage clans after their plane crashes in the remote northern wilderness. Fast-forward twenty-five years later, these women quickly discover that what began in the wild is far from over (showtime). And let me tell you there is an emphasis on WILD. There are more twists and turns in the plot of this show than Highway 17!
Clexacon: The Future of Seeing Ourselves
Clexacon started in 2017 as an act of rebellion when the writers of The 100 killed off queer icon, Lexa, the year prior. Fans were outraged by yet, another death trope of a queer character in TV and film.
The Queer 26 Fall Fundraiser
This dearth of racial representation is clear every time a commercial fetishizes non-White bodies, every time a film layers a sepia wash over scenes of lovers south of the American border, and every time a billboard packages cultural appropriation of queer Black culture as “trendy.” We recognize the importance of queer representation, yet we can’t help but ask one another: “Was there no one of color in the room?” Too often, the answer is “No.”
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What if I panic and let my anxiety take over and I shake things up in a desperate attempt to please her but my chaotic good turns to chaotic evil and tremors too violent pass through and everything we had falls through the cracks as our shared world splits back in twoTried to stop the hurt innumerable (∞) times but it keeps getting worse
Aliya Brooks Explores Identity And Sexuality In Discovering Brooklynn
Aliya Brooks picked up a pen and started her writing journey in her third year of nursing school. She felt the need to write and explore impactful Black characters.
Promoting Health Justice With A Celebration of TransMasculine Magic
Gender Justice LA published a groundbreaking report that highlights the serious health inequities impacting transmasculine people in Los Angeles County.