The Los Angeles City Council meeting on June 6, 2025, celebrated the launch of the "Pride Imprint" exhibition, highlighting LGBTQ+ literature and stories. The exhibition, a collaboration with the Department of Cultural Affairs, features contributions from 21 different authors, showcasing diverse perspectives within the community. Council members expressed their enthusiasm for the event, encouraging residents to visit the gallery and engage with the literature.

In addition to the exhibition, the council announced that Los Angeles City Hall would be illuminated in Pride colors to mark the beginning of the LA Pride weekend. Council members invited the public to attend the Venice Pride event, which promises a vibrant market and DJ performances.

The meeting also honored Adam Powell, the executive director of Rainbow Buzz, an organization that travels across the country to provide access to literature, including banned books, in underserved communities. Council members praised Powell's efforts to inspire pride and promote literacy among youth.

The discussions underscored the importance of community engagement and support for LGBTQ+ rights, with council members emphasizing the historical significance of Pride celebrations and the ongoing fight for equality. The meeting concluded with a call for continued activism and support for marginalized communities.