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Helping You Make a Plan for Your Pet Pages 10-11 local name global coverage july 24, 2019 vol. 10 // issue 30 THE PET PROJECT HELPING YOU MAKE A PLAN FOR YOUR PET PAGES 10-11 SOUTHFLORIDAGAYNEWS @SFGN SFGN.COM NEWS HIGHLIGHT SouthFloridaGayNews.com @SFGN July 24, 2019 • Volume 10 • Issue 30 2520 N. Dixie Highway • Wilton Manors, FL 33305 LAUDERHILL HIRES ANTI-LGBT Phone: 954-530-4970 Fax: 954-530-7943 Publisher • Norm Kent [email protected] CEO • Pier Angelo Guidugli ATTORNEY TO TARGET ADULT CLUB [email protected] Associate Publisher / Executive Editor • Jason Parsley [email protected] Jason Parsley Editorial Art Director • Brendon Lies [email protected] Assistant Art Director • Adam Turner he City of Lauderhill has retained the Digital Content Director • Justin Musial services of an infamous attorney with [email protected] an anti-LGBT record to litigate its case Copyeditor • Kerri Covington T Graphic Designers • Char Pratt against an adult entertainment club in the Arts/Entertainment Editor • JW Arnold city. [email protected] According to a public records request Social Media Manager • Tucker Berardi obtained by SFGN, the city has already paid [email protected] Food/Travel Editor • Rick Karlin $81,788 to the Law Office of Scott D. Bergthold. Gazette News Editor • Sallie James The attorney, Bergthold, is renowned for HIV Editor • Sean McShee using his law office as a vehicle to target, sue, Senior Photographer • J.R. Davis and try to shut down adult entertainment [email protected] establishments across the country. Senior Features Correspondents The 23-year-old Lauderhill club he has Jesse Monteagudo been hired to go after is Vegas Cabaret, located Correspondents at 5428 N University Drive. It has been a Dori Zinn • Donald Cavanaugh • Christiana Lilly • Denise Royal • David-Elijah Nahmod nightclub for many years. “We believe the city’s code is Contributing Columnists unconstitutional. Their definitions Dana Rudolph • Ric Reily • Terri Schlichenmeyer and application toward our clients are Associate Photographers unconstitutional,” said Danny Aaronson, the Carina Mask • Steven Shires attorney representing Vegas. “We believe any Vegas Cabaret via In Memorium clothing that a female wears today under the Facebook. Pompano Bill, 1924 - 2018 ordinance would be considered partially nude. Sales & Marketing The only way to comply with it is basically to The City of Atlanta also recently hired Project Q revealed that Bergthold, whose For ad placement in SFGN, wear a burqa.” Bergthold to go after one of their clubs, Tokyo law practice is based in Chattanooga, contact 954-530-4970 Valentino Erotique. But after Bergthold’s Tennessee, had supported city ordinances Sales Manager • Justin Wyse anti-LGBT record came to light, their City banning transgender people from using [email protected] “We believe any Commission fired him. bathrooms associated with their gender. Senior Advertising Associate • Edwin Neimann [email protected] CLOTHING THAT A Project Q, an LGBT publication in Atlanta, According to Project Q, Bergthold also once Senior Advertising Associate • Clark Rogers first reported on Bergthold’s past conduct, claimed that AIDS and sexually transmitted [email protected] FEMALE WEARS TODAY revealing his long history of anti-gay activism. diseases are the results of “America’s moral Assistant to the Editor • Nick Adkins UNDER THE ORDINANCE They covered the story extensively. decay.” Distribution Services • Rocky Bowell, Lee Curtis The Atlanta Journal Constitution also Members of the City Council in Dallas, Sales Consultant • Charles A. Reid WOULD BE CONSIDERED uncovered Bergthold’s past professional Texas once objected to Bergthold working on National Advertising PARTIALLY NUDE. THE practices. They wrote that “Bergthold, a 1997 behalf of their city. According to the Dallas Rivendell Media 212-242-6863 grad of evangelist Pat Robertson’s Regent Observer the city still voted to keep Bergthold [email protected] ONLY WAY TO COMPLY University School of Law, has worked for years on its payroll. Accounting Services by CG Bookkeeping WITH IT IS BASICALLY in conjunction with the Alliance Defending “If this guy was an Aryan leader, we’d be Printing by Sun Coast Press Freedom, the de facto legal squad for the having a totally different conversation,” the TO Wear a burqa.” religious right.” Observer reported council member Mark - Danny Aaronson According to Project Q, ADF gave more than Clayton saying. “But because he doesn’t like $213,000 in grants to Bergthold’s law office gay people, we are where we are.” SFGN WINNER of VEGAS CABARET'S LawYER between 2010 and 2016. The media outlet SFGN left a voicemail for Lauderhill’s & 5 FLORIDA PRESS CLUB Awards also reported Bergthold’s many donations city manager and emailed the city’s mayor. And runner-up for supporting measures to ban same-sex Neither acknowledged SFGN’s messages by NLGJA Journalist of the Year marriage in California. publication time. South Florida Gay News is published weekly. The opinions expressed in columns, stories, and letters to the editor do not represent the opinions of SFGN, or the Publisher. You should not COVER: Pet Project’s Push-Up for Pets 2018 event at Hunters in Wilton Manors. Photo from the Pet Project’s Facebook. presume the sexual orientation of individuals based on their names or pictorial representations. Furthermore the word “gay” in SFGN should be interpreted to be inclusive of the entire LGBT community. All of the material/columns that appears in print and online, including articles used in conjunction with the AP, is protected under federal copyright and intellectual property laws, and is jealously guarded by the newspaper. Nothing published may be reprinted in whole or part without getting written consent from the Publisher, at his law office, at [email protected]. SFGN, as a private corporation, reserves the right to enforce its own standards regarding the Associated Press suitability of advertising copy, illustrations and photographs. Copyright © 2019 South Florida Gay News.com, Inc. 2 • 7.24.2019 (877) 259-8727 2900 Biscayne Blvd 750 SE 3rd Ave, 1st Fl Miami, 33137 Fort Lauderdale, 33316 1613 Alton Rd 2097 Wilton Dr Miami Beach, 33139 Wilton Manors, 33305 7.24.2019 • 3 LGBTQIA BITES BY CAMEREN BOATNER Bisexual B T Transgender VALKYRIE CONFIRMED AS MARVel’s FIRST BISEXUAL SUPERHERO TRANS WOMAN’s killeR DODGES A HATE CRIME Tessa Thompson’s character Islan Nettles, 21, was walking Valkyrie will be the first LGBT home in Harlem in 2013 when superhero in the Marvel Cinematic she ran into James Dixon. 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