eceived an email that $50,000 owed them will not be arriving on a previously agreed upon schedule. CAN/Midland Health pulled out as a sponsor of Pride of the Americas, an event produced last month by Pride, citing a lack of transparency by, and questionable management of, the organization.
With Pride season underway, Gov. Ron DeSantis and his band of bureaucrats cast a long, dark shadow over the festivities. Their stated goal: protecting children from drag queens.
In this week’s SFGN, online and on stands now, I look at how Gov. Ron DeSantis and his underlings are taking their campaign against LGBTQ+ to the next level by weaponizing the state’s Bureaucracy. Their
Welcome to SFGN on Happening Out Television. I’m SFGN Reporter and Community Editor John Hayden.
Online and on stands this week, Governor DeSantis and his Republican supporters continue attacks on LGBTQ+. Reporter Christiana Lilly looks at The Florida Board of Medicine’s decision to ban gender-affirming care for trans youth. The vote was unanimous despite volumes of testimony and evidence showing these regulations will cause long term damage.
In a time when the LGBTQ+ community needs to come together and show its strength, the recent Pride of the Americas event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida left many feeling underwhelmed. What was once anticipated to be a hemispheric celebration, drawing in crowds of up to 350,000 people, turned out to be a more local and smaller event, with only 15,000 people estimated to have attended throughout the weekend.
I am continuing my exclusive investigation into Pride Fort Lauderdale and next weekend’s Pride of the Americas. Hours after my story on Pride’s lack of transparency, two major sponsors dropped out. Midland Medical withdrew all
There are a lot of questions around Pride Fort Lauderdale, the group producing Pride of the Americas next month. Why are top-level people fleeing the organization right before the big event? How is money from
Maxx Fenning has become a force to be reckoned with in South Florida when it comes to activism and organizing. He founded the LGBTQ+ Youth group PRISM at the age of 17, and has continued
The body slams, the attitude, the chaos! It doesn’t matter if you’re ringside or watching at home, professional wrestling gets the adrenaline pumping in fans. LGBTQ+ fans have loved the costumes, characters, and storylines since
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