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News (USA)
Fort Lauderdale’s out mayor faced intimidation & slurs from Trump supporters. He was still reelected.
Mayor Dean Trantalis had pink flags left around his home and slurs hurled at him. He’s not alone in being targeted.
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Health and Wellness
Second man who attended Winter Party dies from coronavirus infection
“’They’re putting me on a ventilator’ was the last thing he wrote me,” his best friend said.
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News (USA)
Two people were stabbed in the middle of Ft. Lauderdale Pride
Organizers have said the motivation for the attack wasn’t terrorism & two people were quickly arrested. Thankfully, no one died.
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News (USA)
Trans woman files complaint against the cop who misgendered her
The police officer asked her about her gender identity and said that she would be male “for the purposes of this citation.”
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News (USA)
Gay man who threatened Pulse-style shooting is back in jail
Craig Jungwirth was cleared on federal charges after threatening the LGBTQ community in Fort Lauderdale but his legal woes continue.
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News (USA)
Ft. Lauderdale mayor defends upcoming appearance with hate group leader
Mayor Jack Seiler has tried to weasel out, saying he didn’t have a say in choosing Focus on the Family President Jim Daly as the keynote speaker.
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News (USA)
Police caught on tape tasing & arresting marcher at transgender rights protest
It all began over wandering off course and kicking a tent.
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News (USA)
South Florida LGBTQ bars on alert after threat of Pulse-style massacre
Craig Jungwirth wrote: “If you losers thought the Pulse nightclub shooting was bad, wait till you see what I’m planning for Labor Day.”
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News (USA)
Broward County judge again rules Florida’s gay marriage ban unconstitutional
A judge in Broward County, who in August declared Florida’s same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional, only to later vacate his order on a technicality, has again ruled against the ban.
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News (USA)
Complaint accuses Fla. insurers of discrimination against HIV patients
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Two health organizations filed a complaint with federal officials Thursday, alleging that some Florida insurance companies are violating the Affordable Care Act by structuring their drug policies in a way that discourages consumers with HIV and AIDS from choosing their plans.