Press Release from the Gulfport Pulbic Library’s LGTBQ Resource Center The Gulfport Public Library will host several events during the month of November to highlight transgender
Nobody enjoys Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security checks. They feel invasive, they’re stressful, and they slow you down. For transgender travelers, however, such checks can be
I am a parent. I have a gorgeous 3 month old baby, Hadley Rose, and yes, I change diapers, I give bottles, and I cherish
In honor of Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), which is celebrated on March 31st, and recently recognized by St. Petersburg’s Mayor Kriseman via proclamation, OUTCOAST
Earlier this month, the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that employers cannot discriminate against transgender individuals, and that they cannot use the Religious
St. Petersburg, FL – Mayor Rick Kriseman issued a proclamation declaring March 31st, 2018 as Transgender Day of Visibility in St. Petersburg, a holiday which
March 8th marked International Women’s Day, a day to honor and celebrate those who have pressed for progress (#pressforprogress) and furthered women’s equality. The #MeToo
The first time I told someone I wanted to be a boy, I was seventeen and in a department store dressing room. I had just
The popular medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy” will feature Candis Cayne in multiple episodes in Season 14, reports Lesley Goldberg for The Hollywood Reporter. Cayne, a
PRESS RELEASE FROM the Tampa Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival: For two years, the Tampa Bay International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival’s Board of
Navigating a gender transition is never an easy process, but doing so as a couple can add unique challenges and test the strength of a
(In the article, Trans will be used as an umbrella term encompassing Transgender identities) Transgender Awareness Week leads into Transgender Remembrance Day annually on November
At GLSEN’s annual ally night, LGBTQ+ advocates asked for changes to Collier County Public School’s policies on transgender students, reports Annika Hammerschlag for the Naples
OUTCOAST is proud to announce it’s latest partnership with Caitlin Jones (AKA “CJ”), a Keller Williams Realty Bogert Sales Team realtor. Jones joins OUTCOAST in
One year after Trump’s victory, last night’s elections showed that there is still hope for love and tolerance to triumph, report Philip Lewis and Willa
Last Friday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a directive allowing businesses to discriminate, reports Kevin Johnson for USA Today. The new directive allows employers to
Press Release written by Lynn Thorne He’s fighting the clock; she’s fighting the urge to go back to bed. They kiss goodbye, grab their coffee,
Although SueZie Hawkes knew in her mind and heart that she was a little girl in her youth, her physical form and society said otherwise.
On Wednesday morning, after tweets from President Donald Trump announced the barring of transgender individuals from military service, transgender leaders, allies, and veterans throughout the world,
Following Trump’s decision to ban transgender individuals from serving in the military, transgender veteran Kristin Beck is firing back, reports Chris Walker for Revere Press.
Fort Lauderdale is seeking to emphasize its inclusiveness with a new ad campaign featuring several transgender individuals, reports Jay Jones in the Dallas News. The
Nathan Bruemmer joins ALSO Youth as Executive Director on August 7th. Nathan recently graduated from Stetson University College of Law in May. He is a native
The Family Equality Council announced that they have appointed Denise Brogan-Kator as their Chief Policy Advisor in an article on their news site, The Family
Nearly 280 women dressed in white flooded Nova 535 in downtown St. Petersburg on Sunday evening, June 11th for the first annual SWIM Pride White
