LA takes down 'No U-Turn' signs over 'homophobia'
- Signs targeting the LGBT community in Silver Lake, placed in 1997, were aimed at curbing cruising and U-turns, used by gay men for socializing and drugs.
- The Silver Lake Neighborhood Council voted in 2011 to remove the 'No Cruising' signs first set up in 1997.
- City Councilmember Nithya Raman removed the signs after discovering their history through a constituent's podcast reference, following a lengthy bureaucratic process.
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