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Center South's 3 Year Anniversary

January 21, 2023 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Center South’s 3 Year Anniversary

Center South 2313 W. MLK Jr. Blvd., Los Angeles

Join us in celebrating 3 years of service in Leimert Park. Free Community Event: Food! Music! Entertainment! Raffles! Resources! Center South 2313 W. MLK Jr. Blvd. Los Angeles 90008 For

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The Trevor Project just released its annual report

The Trevor Project just released its annual report on the mental health of LGBTQ+ young people, and it shows some startling trends in suicidal ideation and mental well-being. To read the full report, visit the link in bio.

The Biden administration recently released rules p

The Biden administration recently released rules protecting LGBTQ+ individuals in schools, healthcare, and foster care. These rules safeguard against harassment and discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation. Swipe for more information or visit the link in bio for resources.

Ethan Henderson, a teenager in rural Arkansas, die

Ethan Henderson, a teenager in rural Arkansas, died earlier this month after prolonged bullying from classmates over his sexual orientation. “He was such a good boy, so loving, so caring,” his mother said. Read the full story at the Los Angeles Blade.

Remembering @thelesliejordan on his birthday 💜

Remembering @thelesliejordan on his birthday 💜 We miss you so much.

Happy Sunday! We’re getting a head-start on AANH

Happy Sunday! We’re getting a head-start on AANHPI month with a special edition of Queer Joy with our good judies @joysauceofficial. See you all May 3rd for the inaugural Golden Hour celebration at the Center 🌅

We are thrilled to announce #GoldenHour co-hosts @

We are thrilled to announce #GoldenHour co-hosts @missshumai + @bibidiscoteca and their dazzling performance lineup including by RuPaul’s Drag Race alum @rockmsakura, @officialjlau, @xo_beaudacious, @appleadayxo, and a special appearance by DJ @henawicked. See you Friday, May 3 for our an unforgettable #AANHPI Night Market in partnership with @MayumiMarket and @SendNoodz. Follow the link in our bio to RSVP now!

Today’s #CenterYourPride invites you into the vi

Today’s #CenterYourPride invites you into the vibrant world of the artist Mickalene Thomas, who we are proud to call one of our 2024 Gala honorees. Thomas’ mixed media and photographic work gushes with a devotion to imaging Black women as complex, self-affirming, and sensual beings. Her muses are often represented in varying states of leisure—a radical insistence that Black women deserve the pleasures of rest. Mickalene reminds us, “We too can recline. We too can relax and be seen doing so and have it be empowering and validating for our sense of self. We can be in the moment and in our own space and not be seen as being lazy.”

Works in order of appearance:
La Leçon d’amour (detail), 2008
Din avec la main dans le miroir et jupe rouge (detail), 2023
Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe: les trois femmes noires avec Monet (detail), 2022
Portrait of Maya No. 10, 2017
Three Graces: Les Trois Femmes Noires (detail), 2016

“Every person with a cervix can likely recall a

“Every person with a cervix can likely recall a time when a speculum exam felt traumatic, painful, or somehow wrong,” says Dr. Kaiyti Duffy, the Center’s Chief Medical Officer. “Care should never feel wrong.” To read more from Dr. Duffy about the Audre Lorde Health Program’s radical approach to care, visit the link in bio.

We’re excited to announce that the Center Gala w

We’re excited to announce that the Center Gala will be hosted by Emmy-nominated writer and Fire Island star @ihatejoelkim! Joel will be presiding over a star-studded evening honoring the iconic @cynthiaerivo and visual artist @mickalenethomas, plus a musical performance by power pop trio @whereismuna! Get your tickets at the link in bio.

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