A growing chorus of leading civil rights groups are issuing travel warnings about visiting Florida amid Gov. Ron DeSantis’ increasingly hostile laws toward women, minorities, immigrants, and the LGBTQ community.

Equality Florida and the Human Rights Campaign have issued updated travel advice for LGBTQ+ people considering visiting or moving to Florida, telling queer people to “reconsider” their plans. The new report details “risks associated with relocation or travel” to Florida following its relentless rollback of LGBTQ+ rights. A joint report published on Tuesday (23 May) warns LGBTQ+ travellers to the state that they should make “a clear safety plan” on entering the state. The organisations updated the report in reaction to six new bills signed by Florida governor Ron DeSantis...

The Human Rights Campaign and Equality Florida are the latest advocacy groups to issue a travel advisory warning for Florida. The two organizations published a joint press release on the Human Rights Campaign website, a decision that has been hastened as the state’s legislation grows increasingly stricter. In the past year, Florida Gov.

The Marxist-inspired left learned in going up against Donald Trump that no lie is too big to perpetuate if everyone is on board, and one of the more admirable aspects of this radical cabal is their ability to march in lockstep with the latest politically-driven narrative, frequently done with an enthusiastic assist from the agenda-driven corporate media. The NAACP issued a ridiculous travel advisory for the state of Florida, claiming that the Republican-led state is “hostile to black Americans — never mind that the president of the civil rights organization...

The Human Rights Campaign has joined a growing number of civil rights organizations in issuing a travel advisory detailing the risks associated with travel or relocation to Florida due to the state’s new laws targeting minorities. The nation’s largest LGBTQ civil rights organization joined Equality Florida on Tuesday in denouncing the devastating effects of the state’s attack on the rights of the LGBTQ community. “Because of [Florida Gov.] Ron DeSantis and his frenzied appeal to extremists, LGBTQ+ people in Florida are finding themselves in a state of emergency every single...

The snub of Nelson Mandela was the last straw. Miami politicians had planned to honor the South African leader during his June 1990 visit to the Magic City. That is, until Mandela, who spent nearly three decades in prison, voiced his support for Moammar Gadahfi, Yasser Arafat and Fidel Castro a week before his visit. Miami’s Cuban community couldn’t believe it and in turn, elected officials — from city commissioners to mayors — decided to rescind the proclamation. In their rebuke of Mandela, prominent Miami attorney H.T. Smith saw a...

The NAACP's releasing a travel advisory to keep Black people from visiting Florida is nothing more than a ploy to stay relevant, Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., told Newsmax on Tuesday. "This is stupid. Honestly, this is stuff that you try to do to try to get clout, try to be important, try to think that you're relevant, this makes no sense at all," Donalds told "Eric Bolling The Balance." Donalds then noted that Black people are thriving throughout the country, and, in contrast to Florida, the places where Black people...

In what could very likely be a reaction to Gov. Ron DeSantis' (R-FL) coming announcement that he is running for president, yet another leftist organization has issued a travel advisory for Florida. On Tuesday afternoon, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) became the latest to do so, this time with regards to "Florida’s most anti-LGBTQ legislative session in history." If such an advisory sounds familiar, that's because a group known as Equality Florida issued a similar travel advisory over a month ago. In fact, the HRC statement references Equality Florida and...

Black travel groups are raising concerns for Black-owned businesses after the NAACP issued a Florida travel advisory in response to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ current policies eliminating African American studies and DEI programs. According to Travel Weekly, leaders of the Future of Black Tourism, Blacks in Travel & Tourism, and the Black Travel Alliance addressed the NAACP’s latest move in a joint statement. The groups said there is “a better way to make a statement to Governor DeSantis beyond a travel advisory petitioning African Americans and people of color to stay...

Two prominent national civil rights groups — the NAACP and HRC — have issued travel advisories to Florida over a spate of policies they say are hostile toward Black Americans, immigrants, people of color, and LGBTQ individuals. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People issued a travel advisory on Saturday, warning of the Sunshine State’s charged political atmosphere and efforts by Gov. Ron DeSantis and allies “to erase Black history and to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in Florida schools.” “Florida is openly hostile toward African Americans,...