All articles tagged with #safe spaces
Miami real estate agents are promoting safe spaces for wealthy individuals fleeing Mamdani’s New York, highlighting a trend of affluent migration and the real estate opportunities in Miami.
Gun violence continues to threaten the lives of youth in Pennsylvania, with many turning to firearms out of fear and a desire for protection. Local organizations like the Bench Mark Program and Work to Ride are providing safe spaces and activities for at-risk youth, aiming to steer them away from violence. Social media plays a significant role in fueling this culture of violence, and community members are stepping up to address the issue as political leaders remain at a stalemate.
Janel Diaz, a Black transgender woman, founded Capital Tea in Tallahassee to provide services and a safe house for transgender individuals in the face of restrictive laws passed by the Florida legislature. Despite anti-trans rhetoric and legislation, Diaz remains determined to fight for her community and herself. She hopes to expand Capital Tea's reach and create a lasting legacy of support for transgender individuals in North Florida and beyond.
SPILL is a rising Black-owned alternative to Twitter, aiming to create a safer and more diverse community for "culture drivers" within the Black community. It has gained popularity following recent changes on Twitter and is currently ranked third among the top free apps in the App Store. While currently only available on iOS, SPILL is working on an Android version. Interested users need an invitation code to join, but there is also a waitlist for beta testers.