Daylina Miller

3 days ago | wusf.org | Daylina Miller

When you walk into the Morean Clay Center, which is housed inside a renovated 1926 railway freight depot in St. Petersburg, the first thing you notice is a white wall covered with handprints in varying shades of brown. It's reminiscent of cave paintings. Around the room on cement pedestals and wall shelves you'll see hand sculptures, little clay animals and representations of transgender bodies.

1 week ago | wusf.org | Daylina Miller

At Ashlee Craft’s Tampa Bay-area home, his screened-in back patio is swamped with plants of all shapes and sizes. From heirloom tomatoes to his personal plant family favorite — the Ficus — Craft believes so strongly in the mental health benefit of plants that they literally give them away. This year, with the help of a grant from the Trans Justice Funding Project, Craft started a seed program to help queer folks in particular have access to seeds and plant cuttings for free.

3 weeks ago | flcourier.com | Daylina Miller

The state of Florida is holding a special election today to fill two vacant seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The election will determine who will represent the state’s Congressional Districts 1 and 6, replacing Republicans Mike Waltz and Matt Gaetz, who were both tapped by President Donald Trump as nominees for his administration. Waltz currently serves as the U.S. National Security Advisor. Gaetz was nominated for U.S. attorney general but withdrew from consideration.

1 month ago | wlrn.org | Daylina Miller

Lawmakers in Florida are meeting for another legislative session and nine bills have been proposed that would impact transgender Floridians. Gender-affirming healthcare restrictions, bathroom bans, sports bans, and the inability to change gender on legal documents are just some of the anti-trans bills and policies that Florida lawmakers have passed in the last few years.

1 month ago | wusf.org | Daylina Miller

Lawmakers in Florida are meeting for another legislative session and nine bills have been proposed that would impact transgender Floridians. Gender-affirming healthcare restrictions, bathroom bans, sports bans, and the inability to change gender on legal documents are just some of the anti-trans bills and policies that Florida lawmakers have passed in the last few years.