Clinton Engelberger

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Clinton Engelberger

Is Delray Beach Pride Safe From Political Pressure? Commissioners Are DebatingCommissioners will likely discuss on Tuesday whether or not it's too risky to sponsor Pride events in Delray Beach, after a heated debate ensued at the last city commission meeting. At that April 8 meeting, commissioner Juli Casale said she spoke to Ballard Partners lobbyist Mathew Forrest about whether sponsoring events like Pride would impact the city's state funding.

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Clinton Engelberger

Teacher's Termination For Using Student's Preferred Name Sparks OutcryFlorida has been full of firsts this month. Now, district officials informed Melissa Calhoun, a Brevard County teacher at Satellite High School, that her contract wouldn't be renewed after she called a student by their preferred name. "Ms. Calhoun is an embodiment of what proper education should be: inclusive, understanding, and respectful of individuality," the petition reads.

1 week ago | outsfl.com | Clinton Engelberger

Gay Polo League To Blend Advocacy, Leisure At TournamentGay Polo League (GPL) is celebrating its 15th annual International Polo Tournament in April. For founding president Chip McKenney, the time and effort put into achieving this milestone "went by in a blink." "I think part of it is because it's such a passion project for me, and I love the GPL, and I love what it represents and how it celebrates the best of our communities," McKenney said.

1 week ago | washingtonblade.com | Clinton Engelberger

The Trump administration has launched a series of executive orders and other initiatives restricting the rights of the transgender community since taking power in January, targeting military service, affirming healthcare, and participation in sports. Though many executive orders are being challenged in court, it’s an uncertain time for a community that feels threatened. Despite the uncertainty, there are resources out there to help.

2 weeks ago | timesunion.com | Clinton Engelberger

Window tinting can give drivers more privacy and protection from glare, but its practicality can also be a detriment to other drivers and law enforcement. And while dark tinting is legal in New York, there are limits and drivers need specific exemptions from the DMV. The regulations are in place because tinted windows can be a hazard for pedestrians and other drivers, especially at night. They can also obscure violent dangers for police officers.