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Some Good News: A Once-a-Year HIV Prevention Shot? In a groundbreaking medical advancement, scientists are one step closer to developing a once-a-year HIV prevention shot, and the early trials are looking incredibly promising! For years, PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) has been a game-changer in preventing HIV transmission, but the daily pill regimen has been a barrier
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267267 ViewsSymbols aren’t always what they seem. Take the swastika—an ancient symbol of peace in Hinduism and Buddhism, later distorted into a global symbol of hatred. But few stories of reclamation are as striking as that of the pink triangle. Originally used by the Nazis to label LGBTQ+ people as “criminals,” it now shines as an
Read More235235 ViewsMarch has started, and with it comes a chance to honor women who have made a mark in the business sphere. Women’s History Month isn’t only about looking back. It is about acknowledging the tremendous work women do every single day. And right here in Long Beach, there are so many women-owned businesses that are
Read More158158 ViewsA city known for its coastal beauty and diverse community, owes much of its character to the powerful women who have shaped its history. Their stories spanning sports, arts, politics, and beyond have left an indelible mark on the city and its people. Billie Jean King, Doris Topsy-Elvord, Laura Yeager, Misty May-Treanor, Jenni Rivera, and
Read More180180 Views🌈 Queerly Notable: A Deep Dive into This Week’s LGBTQ+ Headlines February 20 – 26, 2025 Hey, fam. This week has been a wild ride, and unfortunately, a lot of it isn’t good news. From Republican-led efforts to undo marriage equality (yes, again), to trans athletes being targeted at the border, to a concerning new
Read More124124 ViewsFood is something that binds us Mexicans the most! Each state in Mexico has its unique dish, which is a testament to the region’s culture, traditions, and local produce. But how many of these dishes are known in the rest of the world apart from Mexico? Thanks to the large Mexican community in Los Angeles,
Read More448448 ViewsRoberta Flack’s cover of “Ballad of the Sad Young Men” can still be resonated with due to the artistry it encapsulates, as well as the deep empathy Flack has with vulnerable communities. This song is part of her debut album, First Take, released in 1969 and it indicates that Flack is not just a powerful
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