LA takes down 'No U-Turn' signs over 'homophobia'

Los Angeles officials celebrate removal of 'No U-turn' signs they call 'remnants' of neighborhood's homophobia from the 90s

Los Angeles officials applauded the decision to do away with street signs that they say were remnants of bigotry and discrimination against the gay community in the nineties. City officials had set up signs in 1997 against cruising and U-turns in the Silver Lake neighborhood of L.A. after residents complained about gay men cruising for romantic partners near some popular gay bars. 'An opportunity for the LGBT community to try to find human conne…

LA City Council Removes U-Turn Signs In Gay Neighborhood Because They Are "Homophobic"

LA City Council Removes U-Turn Signs In Gay Neighborhood Because They Are "Homophobic" Another bizarre virtue signal just in time for pride month.  Street signs that LA officials said previously targeted LGBT community members were taken down from a Silver Lake neighborhood this week.  The signs that read “No Cruising” and prohibited U-turns were installed in 1997 when neighbors allegedly complained about gay men stalking back and forth in vehic…

LA City Council Claims Street Signage is Homophobic - American Faith

The Los Angeles City Council removed “No U-Turn” signs from a predominantly LGBT-identifying neighborhood after criticism. According to residents, the signage is homophobic and promotes political messaging. According to the L.A. Times, signs reading, “No cruising, No U-turns, Midnight to 6 am” were meant to curb homosexuality in the 1990s. “Los Angeles has a rich history of welcoming the LGBTQIA+ community, but there has also been real and prese…

UNBELIEVABLE! LA City Council Removes 'No U-Turn' Signs in Gay Neighborhood, Claiming They're Homophobic | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

The Los Angeles City Council has decided to remove ‘No U-Turn’ signs from a gay neighborhood, claiming they’re homophobic.

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The residential neighborhood of Silver Lake in Los Angeles reportedly removed the last street signs expressing hostility to the LGBTQ+ community.

LA neighborhood removes no U-turn, no cruising signs deemed ‘offensive’ to LGBTQ community

"The last two no U-Turn signs remind us of that troubled past that we have here in this neighborhood," Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez said.