Bobby Blair is an LGBTQ media pioneer and leader known for his philanthropic work on behalf of the LGBTQ+ community. A Florida native, he lives in Fort Lauderdale with his longtime partner, Brian Neal. Blair was inducted into the GLBT Hall of Fame in 2015.
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In nearly two decades as a publisher serving our LGBTQ community, I have never witnessed loyalty as powerful as it is today. Our community stands united — ready to rally behind LGBTQ-owned businesses and true ally brands that show up for us when it matters most.
In the vibrant heart of Fort Lauderdale, the United Church of Christ (UCC) stands as a sanctuary of compassion, inclusion, and unwavering service. At the core of its outreach are two powerful initiatives: the Ruth Ministry and the Angel Fund, programs that provide real help and restore dignity to those experiencing homelessness or crisis in Broward County.
It isn’t often that we witness an act of courage and compassion so profound that it changes not only one life but an entire community.
Wilton Manors has always been known for its vibrant spirit, inclusive community, and electric nightlife — and now, there’s a delicious new reason to gather in this welcoming neighborhood.
As LGBTQ content continues to flourish across digital platforms, these 10 podcasts have emerged as fan favorites — high in listenership, streaming engagement, and cultural impact.
Our streets pulsed with love, pride, and unstoppable resilience as thousands gathered for the Stonewall Pride & Street Festival on June 14.
When I reflect on my journey — as a professional tennis athlete, LGBTQ media & Wall Street advocate, and proud gay man — I’m overwhelmed by how far we’ve come and how far we still have to go.
In a celebration of inclusion, community, and creativity, Plays of Wilton (POW!), in partnership with the City of Wilton Manors, will present an outdoor performance of The Sound of Music tailored specifically for the deaf and hearing-impaired.
Every June, the floodgates open: rainbow logos, Pride-themed merchandise, and flashy campaigns promising support for the LGBTQ community. For years, I welcomed it — cautiously. I believed visibility mattered. I still do. But now I’m asking a harder question: when the glitter settles and the hashtags fade, whose side are these corporations really on?
In 2025, the LGBTQ community finds itself navigating an increasingly hostile and complex digital landscape. Social media — once a beacon of connection, identity, and advocacy — has become a double-edged sword, simultaneously offering platforms for visibility while enabling a resurgence of hate, censorship, and systemic erasure.
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