Six months later, the verdict hasn’t changed. OutSFL readers continue to overwhelmingly reject President Donald Trump’s leadership, with 90% saying they disapprove of his job performance — identical to the results from April’s survey.

After pausing for the sweltering South Florida summer, the monthly Art Walk returned to Wilton Manors. It went down Saturday night, with places offering lite bites and beverages. Art enthusiasts and casual observers took to Dixie Highway up to Five Points and then up Wilton Drive. The air was light and the atmosphere filled with anticipation.

At 7 years old, lovely Anna (ID 705228) is a sweet bully breed beauty, who’s ready to find her new family. 

In a time when some cities and towns eagerly comply with anti-LGBTQ directives that eschew diversity and embrace homogeny, Wilton Manors leadership is standing tall. The city commission meeting from Oct. 14 provides three examples.

In a season when rainbow crosswalks are being painted over, Equality Florida’s Palm Beach Brunch — held on National Coming Out Day — reminded attendees that the fight for equality is far from over — raising over $26,000 in a single afternoon to keep the movement alive.

At a time when Florida and federal policies are trying to keep young LGBTQ in the closet and nail the door shut, others are supporting the next generation of leaders. Five students are the latest recipients of the Freidin Brown, P.A. & SAVE Social Justice Scholarship.