El Paso gets new LGBT community center - WashingtonBlade.com

The new OUTright Center, an LGBT community space made possible from a $50,000 donation from the Elton John AIDS Foundation, has opened in El Paso, Texas, the El Paso Times reports.

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The building, which has two floors, will have plenty of space to gut out a small kitchen and create a space for two exam rooms. Skip Rosenthal, Empowerment director, is working with two medical residents from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center who are interested in seeing patients at the center./p>

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