2015: The Year That Changed the World for LGBT People | LA LGBT Center

[@erenluin8122]

It is not over,we still have a lot of things to do.and we mustn't forget about our lgbt brothers and sisters in Africa Middle East,Eastern Europe and parts of Asia.we have to help them also,we must not neglect them

[@discospaghetti6744]

I know, I'm Nigerian, I had to leave.

[@snl1163]

oh great you loving person I need people like you in my country ,be my frnd for ever? thanks

[@snl1163]

oh great you loving person I need people like you in my country ,be my frnd for ever? thanks

[@snl1163]

oh great you loving person I need people like you in my country ,be my frnd for ever? thanks

[@sakinahajjar9203]

Yeas!!!! im from morocco :'(((((

[@Ryan-ow6yt]

stand strong my brothers and sisters, for we still have family suffering from hate and ignorance.

[@annadevries8675]

The video was playing for 10 seconds and I was already crying....I'm really happy about it

[@teenyteeniee]

me too

[@elizabethwarren1424]

+bl4ckant32 if you don't have anything RESPECTFUL to say, don't say anything at all

[@lorenzoaloc361]

yeah Anna

[@MrTHEPROUD]

America* not the world, we LGBT here in Holland were fine all along.

[@danielhuaut20]

+Whatever, Fuck Usernames England is for you then

[@cynthiapowers2579]

Amazing video! So proud of the work this center does, as well as the progress for equality this year, and of course proud of my son Gavin MacIntosh and The Fosters for that momentous teen kiss.

[@Roby95lana]

+Cynthia Powers whaaaat you are his mother!?!?! so cool!!

[@danielhuaut20]

this actually brought tears to my eyes

[@walterlowlife5030]

Such a great thing, if just lgbt people had worldwide rights.

[@NeonFireFly-uu2tj]

With many small steps, we can change the world!

[@Cotronixco]

+Al Rocca - Such a great thing, if just thieves or murderers had worldwide rights.

[@needmyspacee1611]

i was in los angeles when gay marriage was legalized. magical moment. magical city.

[@danielhuaut20]

in England it was never illegal 😑

[@divinefemininity7807]

I cried 5 times in a matter of 4 minutes *hugs box of tissues* great vid tho SO MANY DIFFERENT EMOTIONS!!!

[@BrianStorm742]

1:52 that really gave me goosebumps.

[@geekbaritone]

Can someone link the full video with Julie Chen when she chocked up I wanna hear the whole thing.

[@Dancerama6]

2016: the year that changed it right back for LGBT people 😓

[@NeonFireFly-uu2tj]

I am in 7th grade, and I'm pansexual (though I haven't come out yet!). People all around me in my school are coming out, and I can still remember the days when I thought being lgbtq was bad. When I was a little kid, I liked girls, boys, and Transgender people. I would think of myself as a disgusting and unacceptable person because everybody I was around growing up was against it. But now, a lot of people have started supporting the lgbtq community. It makes me so happy knowing that I can still be supported and loved when I come out!

[@misternoname8199]

AUSTRALIA CAN YOU PLEASE CATCH UP!?!?!?!?!

[@NeonFireFly-uu2tj]

One day they will

[@yoselinjimenez5587]

this is unbelievably amazing

[@joanne4594]

so proud!! yes we can't forget the ones who still need the fight. I'm not spamming here but there's an organisation based in New York called 'all out' they fight globally for lgbt rights. 💜💛💚💙💗

[@beech-nut4321]

I wish I could do something, so many have come out to me here in my town and we are scared, I am scared.

[@katharinamay9299]

You just talked about America here but you must not forget the other countries where being LGBT is still not accepted. I'm from Germany and even here same-sex marriage still isn't allowed even though we consider ourselves as progressive.

[@OllieTheKingCharlesandfrenz]

This is the sweetest group 🥲

[@santiagosotoramiraz1084]

Amazing! Just Amazing!!!

[@anyamaier4599]

this is the first time I've been proud of my country

[@anilpersaud3808]

Nice to see America with greater acceptance now! :)

[@redember4242]

I cry at all the videos I am so happy for LGBT as I am trans

[@yarapnk4147]

Ikr I'm so happy for the world

[@aaronluz7785]

This is beautiful the struggle that the LGBT community faces is dangerous but that no matter what WE continue to fight because " Who ever you are -including race,religion, sexuality, and gender identity- i don't care because WE ALL BLEED BLOOD AND WE ARE ALL HUMANS !! so this video is inspiring so ty to the kid Angeles LGBT Center for all the work you've done for the LGBT community!!!

[@one23four5six78nine]

Can't stop smiling

[@Narekah]

best day of my life

[@candyrox1459]

Oh god I'm crying

[@ryannoble1056]

Questions: 1. Are all kinds of sexual contact the same? Is sexual contact ever unhealthy and unloving? 2. Are people ever born with conditions that are not normal and sometimes harmful? If so, then does the government have to recognize them and make them into rights for the people who has these conditions? 3. Is there a difference between sexual desires ("orientation") and sexual behavior? 4. Should people act on EVERY desire they have? (Be sure to answer this question very carefully). 5. Must the government recognize every desire people have as a right? 6. Are children usually better off with a mother and a father or is parenting irrelevant to their development? 7. Whats more beneficial to a society; endorsing homosexuality or good parenting? 8. Should the government endorse harmful behavior even if it doesn't get a harmful result by 5% of the time? 9. Is there a difference between religion and morality? Is truth real? 10. If a patient is sick, will giving him/her another disease help heal them? 11. What is the primary purpose of government? 12. What would be the effects on society if everyone lived faithfully in traditional marriage? 13. What would be the effects on society if everyone lived faithfully in same-sex marriage? 14. When you say "You ought not judge", then why are YOU judging other people for judging you?

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

yes.

[@like-the-tree]

beautiful

[@venus8368]

brought me to slight tears

[@aliadat3124]

hello. I am a Muslim gay living in East Africa. I would like to know if there are any centers or programmes which can help the religious gay people who don't want to adopt the gay lifestyle. I wish if someone could help me on how can I live in such a situation. Thanks

[@dylanleblanc363]

Las angolas lgbt center is like the gay village in Montreal love this world now. And yes I'm gay and happy!!!

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

protect yourselfs.love jessie..

[@anthonym.arrington700]

amazing

[@romankaz2633]

That changed the « world »... sorry but no it definitely did changed a lot for gay folks in the USA but unfortunately a big part of this world is not impacted by what happens there ..

[@vacantcc8852]

im still sitting here getting bulled for being asexual

[@napoleoniv9730]

The web cam boys are being rude.

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

yes.i was Prince hary.gbg...

[@johnyfundador6221]

Philippines please catch up!!!

[@Roby95lana]

USA=WORLD???!?!?!?!? emmmmmmmmmm wtf

[@tonyinh6987]

love

[@apartahotelsmadrid375]

whoever wrote the title has to understand that usa does not mean the entere world. OMG I feel so offedended, not everything rotate aboute you and your contry. It is so USA to think that. disgusting

[@marmaladeoftheworld9916]

Apartahotels Madrid they don’t mean it that way. They mean that it feels that everything changed for lgbt’s living in America in a positive light for once

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

even blkwomen

[@jenniferallenleelee9551]

I love you

[@seamusmatthewson1360]

I remember exactly then it's all crumble after that when that I was in San Francisco when that now still fighting then still pray the gay the away then churches are still abusive and toxic then I been never welcome still in danger in my life that I should be available to be connected with it all however I am not able and still being sling through the mud and shamed and hated and damaged and churches are wanting to sell my for sex trafficking and pray the gay away to another country then I should say anything about everything then no one been on my side for years biggest pride was in San Francisco

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

decated to Jessie Frank slaughter.jr...thankyou.peace love you all peace...thanks.jesus...

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

please

[@johncraddock8658]

lol

[@jessiefrankslaughterjrmisa6687]

women please

[@NeonFireFly-uu2tj]

I am in 7th grade, and I'm pansexual (though I haven't come out yet!). People all around me in my school are coming out, and I can still remember the days when I thought being lgbtq was bad. When I was a little kid, I liked girls, boys, and Transgender people. I would think of myself as a disgusting and unacceptable person because everybody I was around growing up was against it. But now, a lot of people have started supporting the lgbtq community. It makes me so happy knowing that I can still be supported and loved when I come out!

[@NeonFireFly-uu2tj]

⚧⚣⚢❤💛💚💙💜

[@lorenzoaloc361]

I research about it boy I know what is pansexual mean everyone has a time yo changed .

[@koalie978]

wow maybe somebody should educate you. you stupid fuck

[@koalie978]

this is a place for people who support gay rights and for people who are part of the lgbtq+ community. go take your shitty opinion somewhere else