I’ve called West Hollywood home for the past two years. It reminds me somewhat of my original home in New York, minus the eternal overwhelming crowds. WeHo is a community built around historic landmarks, preserving the pedestrian’s right to walk to their favorite coffee shops, thrift stores, and bars. The area is a melting pot of time periods, ideals, and the revolutionary movement of gay and lesbian rights. It is home to many Jewish and Russian refugees, and remains a major advocate in maintaining rent‐controlled apartments.
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