Tens of thousands of LGBTQ+ people flocked to central Florida last weekend to go on theme park rides, mingle with costumed performers, dance at all-night parties, and lounge poolside at hotels during Gay Days, a decades-long tradition.
On May 2 Trans legislator Zooey Zephyr eventually returned to the Montana House and was welcomed in by her colleagues with hugs. Zephyr and her fiance Erin Reed recently took a trip to Florida to celebrate Pride Month and took the time to speak out against DeSantis’ attacks on the rights of trans and LGBTQ+ people in the state.
A new report from media watchdog group Media Matters revealed that Fox News dedicated more than 2 hours of hysterical coverage on the backlash to Target’s Pride Month displays while running less than a half-minute of coverage on a new bombshell report detailing sex abuse in the Catholic Church in Illinois.
Join The FLoatarama Garden Party on the Waterfront on June 4 at the delightful new restaurant, The House on the River. Enjoy light bites, drink specials, and groove on the beats of DJ Ronnie Minutella!
Kathleen Stock, the gender-critical feminist whose address to Oxford University students today had prompted planned protests, has insisted that she is a “moderate” and has a right to upset people.
The live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid” is finally here. Fans got to see Melissa McCarthy portray Ursula, the sea witch, and hear her rendition of the character’s iconic song, “Poor Unfortunate Souls.”
On May 26, Los Angeles Dodgers announced a “relaunch” of another themed day at Dodger Stadium, “Christian Faith and Family Day.”
San Francisco Mayor London Breed unveiled her roadmap for downtown’s future, which lays out strategies and initiatives in response to current economic challenges and sets a new vision for the role of Downtown in San Francisco’s economy.
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) could dock Anheuser-Busch’s 100 percent rating, awarded for the support it offers LGBTQ+ employees, because of the company’s response to the backlash to TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney’s Bud Light advert.
The Google Doodle for Monday, May 22nd honored Barbara May Cameron, a Native American lesbian activist. Cameron, who died on February 12, 2002, at age 48 was a well-known, poet, writer, and human rights activist in the fields of lesbian/gay rights, women’s rights, and Native American rights.
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