American society has never actively acknowledged or accepted its trans citizens, but targeted anti-trans rhetoric used to be the hallmark of TERFs, far-Right kooks, and out-of-touch comedians. …

Identity theft is on the rise and strong passwords are our greatest defense against hackers and cybercriminals. Digital security experts say that the strongest passwords are long and complex, but these days passwords are necessary to access just about everything we use online. Social media, food delivery, movie tickets —…

As the landmark Roe v Wade is set to be overturned, liberal and Leftist social media became flooded with directives to delete pregnancy apps from our phones. …

Ordering takeout. Creating a new profile. Making hotel reservations. These different online activities all have one thing in common: the checkbox. The checkbox is a basic yet versatile tool used across a variety of industries. It allows users to customize their online experience and allows marketers to collect vital audience…

With the recent popularity of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) members Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib, not to mention self-identified democratic socialist Bernie Sanders, DSA membership has grown substantially in recent years. …

We almost lost Uhura forever after the first season of Star Trek — then Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stepped in and changed more than he ever could have imagined. “I was offered a role on Broadway,” explained Nichelle Nichols, the actress who portrayed Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek: The…

Street Watch LA continues to work alongside the unhoused community to block the harmful sweeps. — “I’m sick and tired of this fucking bullshit.” Harvey, the “mayor” of the El Pueblo homeless encampment, made this declaration in front of unhoused and housed protesters, LA sanitation workers, CARE+ team members, and three LAPD cruisers during a tense standoff on Tuesday January 19. Traditionally on Tuesday mornings in…

The city’s program intended to “clean up” LA’s streets is actually making them far more dangerous. — “They found COVID in the showers.” This alarming statement spread throughout El Pueblo, the area of downtown Los Angeles that is home to El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, the Olvera Street Mexican Marketplace, and dozens upon dozens of our unhoused neighbors living in tents. The “showers” referred to…

I checked in with the residents of Echo Park Lake, who have built a community of resources and support, to see how they’ve grown. — A community garden, a crowd-funded jobs program, and a kitchen with free food — this may sound like a commune from the ’60s, but these features can actually be found today in Los Angeles. …