Although Pride Month nears its end, its importance extends far beyond the month of June, especially as the community it celebrates continues to fight for its rights and existence amid a political battle sweeping the country. Increasingly over the last few years, the LGBTQ community has found itself in the midst of a series of.
It was 6 p.m. on a Friday night, and light streamed through the Museum of Contemporary Art’s front windows in downtown Jacksonville. The first few dozen of about 100 guests were just arriving, there for the University of North Florida LGBTQ Center’s annual Building Bridges Creating Community fundraising event. This one on March 30 would.
A portion of the University of North Florida LGBTQ Center’s website containing information about drag queen brunches, sex education and other annual events disappeared on Thursday. Housed in a drop-down menu beneath “Events,” there used to be a section titled “Signature Events” which explained all the events the center holds. It also linked recaps of.
The LGBTQ Center’s “Signature Events” page which included information about drag, sex education and other annual events was readded to their website Friday afternoon after the University of North Florida instructed them to remove it yesterday. This morning, Dr. Richmond Wynn, UNF’s chief diversity officer and vice president, told Spinnaker that the webpage was removed to update.