Two-year-old Jules (ID 696217) lived with her family her whole life, until sadly the family’s newborn baby had a severe allergic reaction to cats and ended up in the hospital.
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Often marginalized, rarely celebrated. Black women and their contributions to humanity are too frequently overlooked, and governmental efforts are underway to erase them from the history books.
Wilton Manors has long been known for The Drive – now the city is hoping to develop The Ave, specifically the western portion of the city on Andrews Avenue.
Americans may be divided over Donald Trump’s second term in office, but OutSFL readers are not. In a recent survey, 90% said they do not approve of the job he’s doing as president. Only 8% approve, while 2% remain unsure or have no opinion.
The Fort Lauderdale-based Campbell Foundation’s Board of Directors recently approved a $100,000 grant to Dr. Anne-Sophie Kuhlmann. She is a senior staff scientist in the laboratory of Dr. Hans-Peter Kiem, holder of the Stephanus Family Endowed Chair for Cell and Gene Therapy, at Fred Hutch Cancer Center in Seattle, Wash.
Pridelines is entering a period of transition, with a new interim executive director being named and its annual gala postponed. Meanwhile, board leaders remain silent on the circumstances surrounding Edward Summers’ departure — prompting frustration among staff.
The “T” in LGBT was well represented at Miami Beach Pride.
Los impuestos suben, pero los edificios no.
Sweet Precious (ID 696065) is a 3-year-old gal who was surrendered because the landlord said no big dogs.
Fashion has long been idolized by the LGBTQ community, and April 19 saw a fashion show that was LGBTQ on steroids.
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