For Sasha Burik, the world just doesn’t work.
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Superheroes have long served as symbols of social progress, with figures like Wonder Woman emerging during the rise of second-wave feminism and Black Panther debuting the same year as the Black Power political organization by the same name.
You cannot beat a weekend in San Francisco, the city by the Bay.
Hundreds of multicolored paper butterflies with names written on them cover the walls of TransSOCIAL’s Miami location, each representing a name change the nonprofit helped make a reality.
Once the “Little Piano Man” who, in 2024, graduated with honors from Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale, Brandon Goldberg returns home from his first year at New York’s Juilliard conservatory as an adult artist with his own, eponymous jazz trio.
Gay Polo League (GPL) is celebrating its 15th annual International Polo Tournament in April. For founding president Chip McKenney, the time and effort put into achieving this milestone “went by in a blink.”
Carnival Cruise Line’s newest announcement will surely have all of you envisioning yourself lounging under the Caribbean sun, drink in hand, and enjoying a nice ocean breeze.
The 1970s were a tumultuous yet transformative decade for the LGBTQ community, particularly in Florida, where the climate was shaped by both activism and adversity. In this setting, Alive! magazine emerged as a groundbreaking publication in 1977, offering a unique voice for Miami’s gay community and beyond.
The irony isn’t lost on Holy Cross Health’s Rudy Molinet that the Catholic hospital he oversees provides some of the best healthcare to thousands of LGBTQ patients throughout South Florida.
El Departamento de Educación (DOE, por sus siglas en inglés) lanzó una página web llamada “Fin al DEI” para que las personas denuncien “prácticas discriminatorias ilegales en instituciones educativas”. Sin embargo, los críticos ya están ideando formas creativas de responder a esta iniciativa.
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