This is really depressing. Although it's been nearly 20 years since it was my home, sadly it looks like West Hollywood -- a city founded by gay activists 26 years ago -- is following in the footsteps of the Castro, Chelsea and Dupont Circle in becoming less LGBT-friendly and more about "designer retail shops, high-priced apartments and playgrounds." Some residents, however, are not taking it lying down (for a change).Monday, March 07, 2011
West Hollywood, Victim of Gay Conversion Therapy?
This is really depressing. Although it's been nearly 20 years since it was my home, sadly it looks like West Hollywood -- a city founded by gay activists 26 years ago -- is following in the footsteps of the Castro, Chelsea and Dupont Circle in becoming less LGBT-friendly and more about "designer retail shops, high-priced apartments and playgrounds." Some residents, however, are not taking it lying down (for a change).
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AAs a longtime resident of Dupont Circle, I can at least offer the consolation that we gays have moved into newer and better neighborhoods in DC. Come check out Logan Circle, LeDroit Park and Shaw!
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