Brody Levesque is an Editor for The Los Angeles Blade, focusing on local news in the Los Angeles area. With a background in LGBTQ+ journalism, Brody covers a range of topics including LGBTQ+ rights, hate crimes, and community events. His work has also appeared in the Washington Blade and he has been featured on BlogTalkRadio.
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Brody Levesque's coverage of LGBTQ+ news, rights, and events in the context of government & politics and crime is primarily focused on local (United States, California, Los Angeles) developments. Given the focus on local news within these themes and topics, Brody may be interested in pitches that provide insights or personal stories related to LGBTQ+ issues specific to the mentioned geographic areas.
Pitches should emphasize local relevance and tie into ongoing matters such as government announcements, legal policy regulations relevant to the LGBTQ+ community in California or Los Angeles. Additionally, offering unique perspectives from individuals involved with LGBTQ+ events or leaders within this geographic scope could increase engagement with Brody's coverage.
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Foster holds the distinction of being the 2nd person to win multiple Oscars before age 30 & the only openly LGBTQ woman to win 2 Oscars
“I wasn't calling it the start of the mass-shooter era then, but we knew we were into something new and horrible”
By: Brody Levesque
“The Title IX rule changes recklessly endanger students and seek to dismantle equal opportunities for females”
By: Brody Levesque
Queers in the Valley are fundraising for Ojai's first ever Pride Picnic & Celebration following the 33rd annual Pride Walk on June 30th, 2024
By: Christopher Kane
“Rest assured, we aren’t going anywhere,” CEO said
By: Brody Levesque
Brandon Cooper claims female colleague sexually harassed him.
By: Brody Levesque
Colorado Supreme Court greenlights signature collection for ballot initiative opponents believe would target LGBTQ+ students
"Whenever a trans person is murdered with such brutality, the question should be asked about whether or not this was a hate-motivated crime"
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Some of the speakers prior to the vote reportedly referred to the cancellation of the event as being based in homophobia
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