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Guest Column
I was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida — sheltered, bookish, and without the language to describe what I felt inside. As a kid, I always played the “dad” when my sister and I played house. I didn’t know why — I just knew bows and dresses weren’t for me. I wanted cornrows, Jordans, and basketball shorts. Eventually, people called me a tomboy. Still, I didn’t yet know what LGBTQ meant.
When the Supreme Court decided Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, many of us cried tears of joy.
Last week, Donald Trump directed hundreds of masked agents and soldiers, now armed, to “do whatever the hell they want,” presumably to whomever the hell they want, on the streets of the U.S. capital. Someone should do Trump a solid and explain, slowly, that when ICE starts murdering civilians on his request, he will be criminally liable for the bloodshed, and the immunity ruling won’t save him.
Rotary Club, an all-volunteer team effort initiative led by Rick Riccardi,Chairman of the Board, Fellowship RCO (FRCO), Pastor Ralph Giachetti, the CEO and president of Go Therefore Ministry, Gwynne Beatty, Member, Rotary Club of Fort Lauderdale and Garry Smyth, long-time Board Member, Fellowship RCO and many others.
Last week has been a clarifying week for the LGBTQ movement. We are under direct attack, and an unwanted war has viciously been declared against us.
Our nation's LGBTQ youth suicide hotline terminated July 17, 2025. Not by choice, but at the hands of Donald Trump.
One of Palm Beach County’s most unique experiences, Lip Sync for the Kash, is hosted by popular drag performer Kash Fergold and held at H.G. Rooster’s in West Palm Beach.
Recently, at a pool party (one of those), I overheard some men discuss the recently held Stonewall Pride celebration in Wilton Manors. One man said he attended the event and asked his friend if he did so as well. The second man said he did not, because “in Wilton Drive every week is Pride Week.” Though I do not agree with his statement, I can see where it is coming from.
In 1989, Donald Trump purchased full page ads in four New York newspapers, including the New York Times, calling for the return of the death penalty after a white jogger was brutally attacked in Central Park.
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