Phillip Zonkel is a Publisher, Co-Founder, and Managing Partner at Q Voice News. He focuses on issues surrounding lawsuits, accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, gender issues, and LGBTQ+ interests, highlighting the intersection of these critical social themes. Phillip's work has been featured in Q Voice News and Los Angeles Public Press — Hello L.A.
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HR 7661, GOP sponsored bill from Rep. Mary Miller, would ban trans books in public schools, cut federal funding if they are used.
Angela Brinskele photography exhibition in West Hollywood spotlights lesbian visibility and communities. It covers 42 years of her work.
DoxyPEP reduces syphilis cases in gay men and trans women, according to a new study from University of Washington.
Trump administration ends agreements with California school districts and college to protect transgender students.
TransLatin@ Coalition breaks ground on $30M facility. It's scheduled to open in 2027. The building will include a health center.
Trump administration wants to end protects for transgender people at women's shelters, domestic violence shelters.
Long Beach Pride struggles to raise money for festival scheduled for this weekend in downtown. What happened to the money?
By: Phillip Zonkel
City cancels Long Beach Pride Festival at last minute; parade still a go for Sunday. It's unclear why the city waited until the last minute.
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.
