Frank Rojas
Frank Rojas worked for the Los Angeles Times from 2019-20. The L.A. native earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Cal State Dominguez Hills and a master’s in journalism from USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
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Members of the queer leather community talk about spending the holidays with chosen family at the latest CLAW convention in Los Angeles.
On Friday Oct. 3, the Los Angeles LGBT Center will honor Emmy-winning makeup artist Lushious Massacr and nightlife leader Oliver Alpuche at its third annual Queerceañera, a celebration of the queer Latinx community.
Chicano designer Willy Chavarria took a big leap with his new Oaxaca-inspired huarache sneaker collection for Adidas. On Saturday he issued an apology to the Oaxacan community.
An image that’s been around for decades, the cholo clown is resonating online with a new generation.
Freedom Schools (Escuelas de la Libertad) es un programa de alfabetización y enriquecimiento cultural para jóvenes en los grados K-12 en comunidades donde el enriquecimiento académico de calidad es limitado.
Freedom Schools is a literacy and cultural enrichment program for youth in grades K-12 in communities where quality academic enrichment is limited.
Ryan Breaux, younger brother of Frank Ocean, was one of two young men killed when a Tesla crashed in Thousand Oaks, officials confirm.
Cómo la muerte de George Floyd y COVID-19 reformaron mi identidad como un hombre gay Latinx
Frank Rojas was seeking community and understanding and found it, in person and on Zoom, through L.A.-based organization the Wall Las Memorias Project.
Algunos de los principales periodistas de música latina están descontinuando el uso del término de género “urbano” después de que los líderes de la industria de la música descartaron la palabra “urbano” para clasificar la música negra.