Phillip Zonkel is a Publisher, Co-Founder, and Managing Partner at Q Voice News. He focuses on law and legal affairs, litigation, and the intersection of culture and society, often covering topics such as lawsuits and cultural movements. Phillip's work has been featured in Q Voice News and Los Angeles Public Press — Hello L.A.
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Phillip Zonkel’s coverage is heavily centered on legal disputes and court-related developments, with a meaningful secondary emphasis on LGBTQ+ community issues and events. He is likely most responsive to pitches with strong legal stakes, especially if they involve new filings, rulings, or notable public-interest conflicts tied to civil rights or community controversies.
He also appears to cover prominent people and tensions within LGBTQ+ institutions and local activism, so sources with direct knowledge of a developing dispute, allegation, or major community event could be a good fit. Given the national U.S. focus, pitches should be framed with broader U.S. relevance rather than a local-only angle.
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By: Phillip Zonkel
Long Beach Pride pushes back against city's narrative for festival cancellation with timeline of events; seems to accept some accountability
Tal Khan Valbuena could make gay history in LA Superior Court race. He's a candidate for Seat Two in the primary election Tuesday.
By: Phillip Zonkel
Ellie Perez, of Long Beach LGBTQ Center, accused for 5th time of toxic leadership. A grievance signed by 50 people wants her removed.
Tal Khan Valbuena to make history as California's first gay Muslim judge. He declared victory in the race for LA Superior Court Office No.2.
Ellie Perez support harasses, bullies reporter about accountability article on turmoil at the Long Beach LGBTQ Center.
Ellie Perez supporters harass, bully reporter and community member about accountability article on turmoil at the Long Beach LGBTQ Center.
9th Circuit Court makes narrow ruling in Safety Act case in California. The law says school personnel cannot be forced to out students.
By: Phillip Zonkel
Long Beach's Big Gay Floatilla received threats; Garden Grove man arrested. An Instagram post promoting the event was filled with homophobia.
By: Phillip Zonkel
Dawn McIntosh, the Long Beach city attorney, tries to intimidate gay reporter at Pride Parade. She did not want to answer tough questions.
By: Phillip Zonkel
A federal judge has dismissed the U.S. Justice Department’s lawsuit against California for allowing female transgender athletes to compete on school sports teams that match their gender identity. The DOJ argued that the California Department of Education and the California Interscholastic Federation violated Title IX, the 1972 federal law prohibiting sex-based discrimination, by allowing sports […]
