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PFLAG Safety Harbor accepts $5K from Dunedin Pride Aug. 10. (Photo by Mike Halterman) DUNEDIN, Fla. | Dunedin Pride held a 2026 wrap-up meeting Aug. 10 at Blur Nightclub, presenting this year’s three beneficiaries with a total of $15,000 and more. This year’s celebration featured events throughout June, preceded by Dunedin Pride in the Park: […]

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(Photo via Vote Jaelynn’s Facebook) Jaelynn Scott is set to become Washington’s first openly transgender legislator after sailing through last week’s primary.  She also could be one of only two members of the Democratic Socialists of America in the Legislature.  “I think it’s important that people see themselves in me, and the fact that they […]

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(Photo by Chaz D. Photography) Powerstories Theatre will continue its 26th season Aug. 14-16 with a staged reading of “Conscience,” Joe DiPietro’s play about Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s historic “Declaration of Conscience.” The production examines one woman’s refusal to let fear dictate national policy in the 1950s. For LGBTQ+ audiences, the story resonates most strongly [...


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(Photo via Kirk’s Facebook) The man charged with killing Charlie Kirk shouldn’t get the death penalty because the shooter “hit the intended target” and no one else was endangered when the conservative activist was shot from a rooftop at an event in Utah last year, his lawyers said. Defendant Tyler Robinson’s attorneys say the bullet traveled above […]

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Scouts marching in a Pride Parade. (Washington Blade file photo by Michael Key) James Dale, the gay former Boy Scout whose landmark Supreme Court case established the organization’s First Amendment right to exclude him, has filed a second federal lawsuit against the Department of Defense over its relationship with Scouting America. The Aug. 3 lawsuit, which […]

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