The Compass LGBTQ+ Community Center is hosting their Pride Palm Beach festival March 23 and 24 at Bryant Park in Lake Worth Beach. One of the main highlights of the annual event is the Sunday parade.
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Two out individuals vie to become mayor of Lake Worth Beach in the March 19 elections. But to do that they’ll need to defeat a straight woman who is a noted LGBTQ ally in the city.
A.J. Wasson is determined to rebuild HG Roosters. When the iconic bar burnt down in 2020, it was a devastating blow to the local LGBTQ community, and some have doubted it would ever reopen.
John David Corey is running for a seat on the Palm Beach Town Council. He says that while being gay is a part of his identity, it doesn’t define him.
The Palm Beach Pride Pageant took place two weeks ago at The Lake Worth Playhouse in Lake Worth Beach.
The Palm Beach County Human Rights Council, Florida's oldest non-partisan LGBTQ+ advocacy group, hosted its annual Winter Fête fundraiser on Jan. 13. The fundraiser was held in the home of two PBCHRC donors in Boca Raton. The event boasted appearances by most of Palm Beach County’s elected officials and included a series of performances from a local troupe.
A Palm Beach County judge has canceled probation for the man who defaced the Pride intersection in Delray Beach.
The Palm Beach County School Board followed through with their promise from last month’s meeting: the resolution proclaiming October as LGBT History Month passed with a 5-0 vote from the board, no discussion among the board members, and little pushback from public comment.
After the Miami-Dade School Board voted against recognizing LGBT History Month in October while the Broward School Board voted for it, it was a tossup how South Florida’s northernmost county would decide at their Sept. 13 meeting.
Last week, Palm Beach County schools modified their new policy to allow for books prohibited by the “Don’t Say Gay” laws to be held in school libraries. This comes after State Attorney General Ashley Moody, a Republican, shared in August that the “Don’t Say Gay” laws do not apply to books in school libraries. Moody stated that the bills specifically refer to classroom instruction and therefore do not apply to library content.
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