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Take advantage of Florida’s warm winter and join a community of tennis lovers this holiday season.
A former superintendent in New Jersey is suing schools for discrimination, LGBTQ seniors in California face health challenges, and a new law in Ohio restricts restroom use for trans students.
A local softball league brought home four trophies from the Gay Softball World Series in Las Vegas.
After President-elect Donald Trump’s win in Florida shredded the state’s reputation for being a swing state, queer people who live there are bracing for a federal government that could adopt policies similar to ones they have locally — and they’re warning everyone to get prepared.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may be the nation’s next secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services if confirmed by the U.S. Senate. While he’s most known for being an anti-vaxxer, over the years, he’s also engaged in AIDS denialism.
Although the holiday season is just ramping up, it’s not too soon to start thinking about how you’re going to kick off the new year.
If confirmed by the Senate, hedge fund manager Scott Bessent would become the highest ranking out gay man in American history.
Over 700 books were removed from Florida schools during the 2023-24 academic year, a list compiled by the state’s Department of Education (FLDOE) shows.
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