Gisselle Palomera

3 days ago | calonews.com | Gisselle Palomera

Over two dozen community leaders, program leaders, current and former volunteers, board members and staff have issued an urgent open letter to San Diego Pride's board of directors, calling for accountability and transparency from higher leadership, citing patterns of alleged systemic dysfunction. The letter was sent earlier this month, outlines serious issues, including lack of transparency, erosion of SD Pride's advocacy work and weakening of staff.

3 days ago | losangelesblade.com | Gisselle Palomera

OrgulloLGBT.co es el socio mediático del Los Angeles Blade en Colombia. Esta nota salió en su sitio web. En un hecho histórico para los derechos humanos en Colombia, la Comisión Primera de la Cámara de Representantes aprobó en primer debate el Proyecto de Ley 122 de 2024, conocido como la Ley Integral Trans, que busca garantizar la igualdad efectiva de las personas con identidades de género diversas en el país.

4 days ago | calonews.com | Gisselle Palomera

“King of Drag” hosted its premiere at Beaches Tropicana in West Hollywood on Sunday, June 22, uniting kings from all across the land, far and near. The TV reality show premiere brought in a packed house with guest appearances, famous drag kings in their full regalia and guests who were more than eager to see the first episode in the historic series. The series was created by Damian Pelliccione and Christopher J.

5 days ago | losangelesblade.com | Gisselle Palomera

The King of Drag TV series hosted its premiere at Beaches Tropicana in West Hollywood on Sunday, June 22 uniting kings from all across the land, far and near. The premiere brought in a packed house with guest appearances, famous drag kings in their full regalia and guests who were more than eager to see the first episode in the historic series. The show was created by Damian Pelliccione and Christopher J.

5 days ago | losangelesblade.com | Gisselle Palomera

This Pride month, the Getty Center has opened two new photography exhibits that highlight queer and trans history in moments, glimpses and memories frozen in time. Queer Lens: A History of Photography and $3 Bill: Evidence of Queer Lives are now open to the public at the Getty Center in Los Angeles from now through September 28.