Rainbow flags, drag queens, and shirtless partiers will not fill the streets of Little Havana this February. Gay Ocho (Gay8), the LGBTQ+ Latino Pride in America, is canceled in 2024.
Miami-Dade
When Helen Ceballos first saw dancer Edrimael Delgado Reyes perform his voguing piece, she said it was like “seeing a body that was transforming before her eyes.”
Miami-Dade County is known as one of the world's premiere vacation destinations. Annually, 1.65 million LGBTQ U.S. visitors from outside the state generate an economic impact of $1.7 billion on Miami-Dade’s local economy, according to a recent study by Community Marketing & Insights (CMI). Now the Greater Miami LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce (MDGLCC) is working to ensure that it is a destination that is a safe and welcoming place for LGBTQ visitors with the Pink Flamingo Hospitality Certification Program.
The Aqua Foundation for Women has found itself under scrutiny after apologizing for its executive director using a specific hashtag in his demand for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Up against entrenched interests supported by an organization he helped create, Damian Pardo defied the odds to win a seat on the Miami Commission.
After years of fighting for LGBTQ rights, Michael Góngora is asking for the community to fight for him.
Two gay candidates advanced to runoffs in the Miami-Dade elections on Nov. 7.
With elections a week away in Miami-Dade County, voters are getting mixed signals from LGBTQ political advocacy groups.
Stonewall Pride Parade and Street Festival in Wilton Manors and Miami Beach Pride are popular events in South Florida’s LGBT culture, but there’s a new kid on the block: Miami Shores Pride. Working together with SAVE, it will be hosting its 2nd Annual "Coming Out Day" Celebration on Oct. 22.
In a city plagued by scandal, a native son is knocking on the door of history to offer a new direction.
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