Updates
Transgender History Month: Cecilia Chung’s Fight for Trans Health and Justice
For Transgender History Month, PFLAG Los Angeles honors Cecilia Chung, a pioneering transgender rights and HIV/AIDS advocate whose decades of leadership have advanced health equity, visibility and civil rights for transgender communities.
Transgender History Month: Lou Sullivan Fought for Gay Trans Men to Be Seen
For Transgender History Month, PFLAG Los Angeles honors Lou Sullivan, a pioneering gay trans man whose writing and activism challenged assumptions about gender identity and sexual orientation and helped build visibility and community for trans men.
PFLAG LA Opposes H.R. 2616 Targeting Transgender Students and Inclusive Schools
PFLAG Los Angeles opposes H.R. 2616, a federal bill that would restrict how schools support transgender and gender expansive students and limit inclusive classroom instruction.
PFLAG LA Responds to Federal Bill Targeting LGBTQ+ Books and Resources in Schools
PFLAG LA opposes H.R. 7661, a federal bill that would restrict access to LGBTQ+ books, classroom materials, and school programs. The organization warns the measure would harm transgender and gender expansive students and undermine inclusive learning environments.
Black History Month: Marsha P. Johnson Organized, Advocated, and Protected Her Community
Marsha P. Johnson was a Black transgender activist who helped shape the modern LGBTQ+ movement. From Stonewall to co-founding STAR, she organized, advocated, and built community for transgender youth who had been pushed to the margins.
Black History Month: Kylar Broadus and the Fight for Transgender Equality
Honoring Kylar Broadus, founder of the Trans People of Color Coalition and the first openly transgender person to testify before the U.S. Senate.