Political attacks on both reproductive rights and LGBTQ equality are often indirect. More importantly, they work. Orlando’s LGBTQ Alliance brings collaboration in a post-Pulse world, St. Petersburg mayor Rick Kriseman pulls city funding from St. Pete Pride after relocation announcement, local news, celebrity interviews, photos, events and much, much more!
Watermark Issue 24.02 // January 26 – February 8, 2017
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On the Cover | Page 27
Chipping away: Conservative politicians and the lobbyists who love them are employing similar tactics to attack LGBTQ rights and women’s reproductive rights from the edges.
Could’ve Been | Page 33
Mall-pop goddess Tiffany strips down her hits and shares the backstory of her rise to fame.
A New Force | Page 11
In the wake of the Pulse tragedy last summer, the LGBTQ Alliance forms to join organizations and speed up services for past tragedies and new threats.
Moving Along, Then | Page 17
St. Pete Pride is moving downtown, something that has many locals upset and threatens funding from the city.
Queer as Cabaret | Page 39
Television and stage star Randy Harrison brings a timely musical threat to the Straz.
Handling the Truth | Page 54
The castles are falling as we all struggle to take in the fact that Donald Trump is indeed our president. But can he count?
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