Author name: Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus

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Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus Demands Sarasota Republican Chair Apologize to Tom Edwards

The Florida LGBTQ+ Caucus is calling on Sarasota Republican Party Chair Jack Brill apologize to Sarasota County School Board member Tom Edwards and the entire LGBTQ+ community in Sarasota after Brill’s open display of bigotry and ignorance in suggesting that there is a conflict of interest between Edwards serving both the community as Executive Director

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Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus Condemns Uthmeier Attacks

TALLAHASSEE, FL — The Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus rejects the latest inflammatory and discriminatory rhetoric from Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who today threatened legal action against U.S. Masters Swimming, for its transgender inclusive policies.  “Faced with litigation against the DeSantis administration’s illegal and dangerous diversion of emergency funds to construct a concentration camp in

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Nine Years Ago and Today

Nine years ago, our community and our entire state were forever changed. Today, we pause across Florida to remember the 49 lives lost at the Pulse nightclub shooting. Pulse was more than just a place of celebration; it was a place of safety, identity, and love. Although the attack was an act of hate, our

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Our Pride is Unwavering

As we begin Pride Month 2025 the Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus reminds the world that Pride is something no would be dictator, no faux puritanical political movement can ever erase. From long before the Stonewall Inn and the Compton Cafeteria the same forces of repression we face today have proclaimed themselves the controllers of our

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Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus Denounces City of St. Cloud’s Refusal to Recognize Pride Month

The Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus strongly condemns the City of St. Cloud’s decision to block a Pride Month proclamation by imposing a blanket “pause” on all proclamations. This move effectively silences LGBTQ+ voices during a month meant to honor their history and resilience, and it is especially offensive given that the policy will be reviewed

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Memorial Day 2025

On this, Memorial Day, 2025, we remember and honor the sacrifice of those who volunteered, fought and all too often died to protect the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America. We can not permit their spirit and their sacrifice to be wasted by those who would tear up the Constitution, those

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