They were at the White House to mark Lesbian Visibility Week.
Were delighted thatThe L Wordlives on and speaks to a new generation, Chaiken told reporters.
But were painfully aware that our struggles are far from over.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre (C), with “The L Word” Producer Ilene Chaiken (R) and actresses Leisha Hailey (2nd R), Katherine Moennig (2nd L) and Jennifer Beals (L), speaks during the daily press briefing at the White House.(Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP) (Photo by JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images)
For so many people in our community, The L Word impact cannot be understated.
Being able to see diverse narratives that reflect our lives is incredibly important.
The cast and co-creator of@SHO_TheLWordjoin the White House briefing to talk about#LesbianVisibilityWeek.
@PressSec: “As a young queer woman of color, I felt alone and sometimes invisible.
For so many people in our community, The L Word’s impact cannot be understated.
