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LGBT News Now is a publication of the Los Angeles LGBT Center. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019, the Center is the largest LGBT organization in the world, dedicated to building a world where LGBT thrive as healthy, equal, and complete members of society. Learn more at lalgbtcenter.org.

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The Los Angeles LGBT Center is building a world where LGBT people thrive as healthy, equal, and complete members of society.

Your weekly dose of #QueerJoy. *hits play on my Be

Your weekly dose of #QueerJoy. *hits play on my Berkeley Spotify Wrapped playlist again* 🤣🫶🏾🥰

Every year on December 1, people come together to

Every year on December 1, people come together to commemorate #WorldAIDSDay— paying tribute to those we’ve lost to HIV/AIDS while fighting to end stigma. @fableticsscrubs is proud to uplift and outfit the unsung heroes, the providers extending culturally competent care year round through The Center’s Health Services. Know your status by booking a testing appointment today at lalgbtcenter.org

Surprise, surprise! Meet and greet drag superstar

Surprise, surprise! Meet and greet drag superstar #Valentina this Friday (Dec. 1) as we honor #WorldAIDSDay with a FREE rooftop reception supporting AIDS/LifeCycle in partnership with the #LosAngeles Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Space is limited, so RSVP today with the link in bio! #DragRaceMexico

Did you know there’s a morning-after pill for ST

Did you know there’s a morning-after pill for STIs? #DoxyPEP, the use of the antibiotic doxycycline to prevent transmission of syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea, is now available at the Los Angeles LGBT Center. Visit lalgbtcenter.org/doxy to book your appointment online now—no calls, no wait time—so you can start your morning right. 📷 @chrissalvatore

It’s Giving Tuesday Live with @gwynethpaltrow, @

It’s Giving Tuesday Live with @gwynethpaltrow, @camerondiaz and @katya_zamo 💜 visit lalgbtcenter.org to pledge your support today! Proceeds lift housing services for LGBTQ+ youth and seniors, and are MATCHED by our partner @usbank 🌈

Everyone deserves a place to stay. This #GivingTue

Everyone deserves a place to stay. This #GivingTuesday, your dollars go to support the Center’s housing services for LGBTQ+ people. Tap that donate button to give today.

This Giving Tuesday, tune in to see Gwyneth in con

This Giving Tuesday, tune in to see Gwyneth in conversation with the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s Phillip Picardi, and learn more about how the Center creates a safe, welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community.

Watch the event live on our Instagram on November 28th at 11 a.m. PT. #GivingTuesday

Find more information about the Center and donate below. [lalgbtcenter.org/donate]

Moments of #QueerJoy that made me cackle this Than

Moments of #QueerJoy that made me cackle this Thanksgiving weekend 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣💜

#OnThisDay in 1991, Freddie Mercury tragically pas

#OnThisDay in 1991, Freddie Mercury tragically passed due to complications related to HIV/AIDS. His death came just 24 hours after his diagnosis was announced to the public. At the time, Mercury’s memory was tarnished in the press—in no small part due to the stigma attached to the virus. Now, decades later, he is more appropriately remembered for being a musical and cultural legend, as well as a queer icon. Next week, we will be honoring those we’ve lost at a vigil for World AIDS Day, presided over by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Join us by RSVPing at the link in bio. (h/t @nycaidsmemorial; photos via @freddiemercury)

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