Local Badass - Kate Connolly

Kate Connolly graduated from the University of South Florida with a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies.

 Kate founded several businesses including, KCPro Media, which specializes in marketing, digital media, and public affairs in political, nonprofit, and local business sectors. She previously served as campaign manager for Hillsborough County Commissioner Pat Kemp And as an AmeriCorps service member tutoring “at-risk” students.

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She co-founded the organization Transit Now Tampa Bay, serves on the Hillsborough Diversity Council, as Hillsborough County LGBTA Democratic Caucus Communications Chair, Sierra Club of Tampa Bay Public Outreach and Events Coordinator, member of the Young Democrats, Sunshine Citizens,
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She also co-founded the LGBT Advisory Council of Tampa Bay. She is responsible for the support throughout Tampa Bay for a ban on Conversion Therapy of Minors in two of our major cities; Tampa and St. Pete. Kate strives to move Tampa Bay towards positive change through all sectors including business, politics, and social change organizations. here

Miami Rights

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Florida Proud Of Bethune Cookman University

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Victory For Florida Activist

ALL 9 ANTI-IMMIGRANT BILLS 

ARE DEFEATED.

Florida’s Legislative sessions comes to an end and all anti-immigrant and anti-refugee 

Trump-Inspired bills were defeated. here

The We Are Florida! campaign led by the Florida Immigrant Coalition and its members maintained constant presence, mobilizing hundreds of community members to the state’s capitol to remind legislators of the collective power of immigrants, workers, women and LGBT members .

Progressive Friends of Tampa Bay

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Florida GOP Rick Baker Wants To Take St. Pete Back To The Bad Old Days

During Rick Baker’s term as mayor, he refused to offer any support for the LGBT community, banned the pride flag from city hall, and refused to attend pride events around the city. Since Rick Baker’s time, St. Petersburg has moved forward, and city hall is open and supportive of the city’s diverse gay community. St. Petersburg now has an equality score of 100, because of equality in the law and the support for the gay community by the mayor and city council. Time and time again, equality has proven to be not only the right thing to do, but also good for tourism and business. St. Petersburg is no exception, and Rick Baker would move our city backward on this hard earned progress.

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“St. Petersburg has moved forward the past 3 years. We can never go back to a time when discrimination was ok in the mayors’ office. We will be discussing the stakes in this election, and the type of candidate our community cannot stand with in August. We can’t go back to a mayor who is uncomfortable with the LGBT community, or any other part of our diverse city.” Susan McGrath

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Save The Bakas Equestrian Center

Hillsborough County taxpayers are at risk of losing 22 acres of publicly-owned lands including the

 Bakas Equestrian Center's Horses for Handicapped program.

Sign their petition to save our land and 

Bakas Equestrian Center here

Make Florida Law Enforcement Disclose Cell Phone Surveillance

Law enforcement officials equipped with devices known as IMSI-catchers routinely gather private information from thousands of cellular network users. We demand that law enforcement agencies be required to disclose the use of these devices including how, when and where they are used. here