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BabyGay, a 501(c)3 company, is a queer & ally community celebrating the coming out process through storytelling, advocacy & togetherness!

the BabyGay podcast is officially out—and queer as hell ;)

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In a landmark achievement, BabyGay led the prosperous campaign to establish National Coming Out Day as an official Los Angeles city holiday in 2024, making Los Angeles the largest U.S. city to officially recognize the October 11th holiday. This historic recognition not only validates the significance of coming out journeys but sets a powerful precedent for cities nationwide to follow. 

Our cornerstone partnership with The Black Cat, site of a pivotal 1967 uprising that helped launch the LGBTQ+ rights movement, anchors our commitment to preserving and celebrating queer history. This historic venue hosts our annual National Coming Out

Let’s get into the discourse about baby gay

“Baby gay” is a label for someone who has just come out. There are lots of shared experiences of coming out that might fall under this category. Feeling butterflies in a gay way for the first time, sobbing at pride parades, and purchasing rainbow accessories — these are all experiences that I would associate with that time in my life. 

It’s never too late to come out, and as you arrive to terms with your identity, maybe “baby gay” feels accurate to your experience of navigating the newness of your sexuality and/or gender. 

But I’ve also found the term “baby gay” can be used in a catty or condescending way. We can be so rude to people who admit they don’t know things in this world, and it’s weird. Stop being weird about learning! I’ve also noticed it’s a label we assign mostly to women, trans people, and nonbinary people, as another way to dismiss the queerness of anyone except cis men. 

Maybe you’ve heard someone say something along the lines of “I’d never date a child gay.” Not cool. Not only do I uncover this statement rude and condescending, but I’m also of the belief that these types of generalizations are going to m

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Join LA's hottest Self-acceptance celebration at beTRUE Studios! Girls, Gays, Theys returns for their 3rd annual event, now teaming up with BabyGay for an unforgettable QUEER celebration!

BabyGay is nonprofit celebrating the coming out process by humanizing the queer experience through authentic storytelling, advocacy, and togetherness. www.baby.gay

What to Expect:
  • Live performances by LGBTQ+ artists & DJs
  • Vendor Village
  • Live recording of The BabyGay™ Podcast
  • Brand Activations & photo ops
  • Premium bar
  • Burlesque, Tattoos, Tarot & more!
  • Special Guest Performances

When & Where:

  • Date: Saturday, June 7th
  • Time: 7pm-12am
  • Location: beTRUE Studios, 7225 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046

Tickets: (21+ Event)

  • Free RSVP
  • Early Bird: $10
  • General: $15
  • Door: $20

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LAQEC TownHall: Protecting TGI Rights in a New Era

Presented by the LA Queer Events Coalition
🌈 In partnership with Distinct Woman’s Coalition

📅Saturday, May 17, 2025
🕐1:00 PM – 5:00 PM PST
📍 Connie Norman Transgender Empowerment Center
1001 N Martel Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
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My baby daddy is gay?

I don't know, it sounds pretty gay to me. I have talked to many of my unbent guy friends about things like this and they all seem pretty unmistakable about it. When I was younger I met a really cool guy at a gay club and he seemed to like me. We danced and had fun. We went on a dine which ended up creature really awkward because we had always been really drunk before when we hung out. During our time together he admitted to me that he had made out with other guys before just for fun. He went to the gay club a lot because he had a couple of girlfriends who liked to go. I was very conflicted about the whole thing and struggled with what all of that meant. Ultimately he was not right for me anyway but I believe it's a fine line of teetering on the edge. I'm not sure how a straight guy could not be bi-curious if he is talking to men on a gay dating site. Especially if they are talking sexually. There is something there and it would be a terrible thing for you to finish up marrying him just to get left for a man one day.

My sister's best friend from childhood is a extravagant guy. He was "straight" until he was in his 30's. He got married
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