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The executive director of SAVE, a South Florida LGBTQ advocacy group, writes that the governor's insistence that bridge lights over the summer not use rainbow colors may be a small thing, but it's another way in which the state is highlighting an unfriendly attitude toward the LGBTQ community.

Gay rights organizations are slamming a proposed bill that they say would cripple LGBTQ nonprofit groups in Florida. “It would be devastating to organizations like ours,” said Todd Delmay, executive director of the Miami-based group SAVE. “It could make very difficult the work we have done for 30 years protecting, promoting and defending equality for LGBTQ+ people in Florida. But that’s the ...

HB 599 would prevent nonprofits or any employers who receive state funding from requiring training on “sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.”

Early voting starts Friday and continues through Sunday, then the runoff election concludes with 12 hours of live voting on Tuesday.

The SMART Ride announced Sept. 16 that this year’s 20th annual fundraiser will be its last.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — People may be moving to Florida in droves, but Troy Liggett and his husband are dreaming of fleeing. The Sunshine State they’ve called home since 2016

People may be moving to Florida in droves, but Troy Liggett and his husband are dreaming of fleeing. The Sunshine State they’ve called home since 2016 isn’t so sunny anymore, the Fort Lauderdale attorney says. Liggett, an Indiana native, and husband Marco Hernandez, a nurse from Texas, moved to South Florida knowing they’d find a warm welcome from the gay-friendly community. Now, seven years ...

Todd Delmay has worked in the tourism industry for 22 years. He fears new anti-LGBT laws will cause a serious downturn in visitors, just as North Carolina saw after it passed anti-LGBT laws in 2016.

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The Respect for Marriage Act, which is on the verge of becoming federal law, is alleviating some of the concern same-sex couples have felt in recent months. “I’m sort of divided. There’s certainly a part of me that sees this as a win,” says Todd Delmay, whose marriage to husband Jeff was one of the first two same-sex marriages legally performed in Florida. “I don’t think we