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The protester shoved by an Orlando police officer in a viral clip tells The Advocate what happened at the Queers for Palestine rally, and what comes next.
Murals at the centers were spray-painted with hateful graffiti and images.
The Washington Post report shows strong evidence that police delay proved fatal for several club-goers.
Police have distributed security footage of the shooting that targeted a complex with several queer venues.
The onePULSE Foundation released the video in hopes of helping police identify the suspect.
Investigators released a timeline of what happened that night in the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
Survivors and victims' family members contend the club had insufficient security.
Someone defaced one writing that children need to be saved from “trans lies.”
Did police do enough to stop the shooter from killing people inside the Pulse?
The way cops in Jacksonville, Fla., and other jurisdictions investigate the murders of transgender women adds insult to injury and may hinder the solving of cases.
The incident occurred on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia.
Florida's governor described the shooting as terrorism and never noted it targeted LGBT people.
Victims and hostages speak out after the deadliest mass shooting in American and LGBT history claimed 49 lives at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
While investigators pore over about 100 leads, the FBI, Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Orlando Police said at a news conference notifying next of kin is their top priority.
The attack was reportedly planned for Labor Day weekend by an unhinged and possibly gay 50-year-old man.
The man had several assault rifles and a substance used in explosives, police say.
Owners and managers of places like The Abbey and Akbar were told to plan for the worst.
Charles Kinsey of North Miami has become the rare living proof that black men can do everything right when it comes to encounters with police, and still end up hospitalized -- or worse.
The officer is being let go just before he would have qualified for a pension.
"I think it's wrong that we have a bunch of queers in our society," Kalvinn Garcia told police after being arrested.
It’s the second time the intersection, dedicated to survivors and victims of the Pulse massacre, has been defaced.
