Pride began as a protest. 🏳️‍🌈 On June 28, 1969, LGBTQIA+ people—led by trans women of color—resisted police violence at the Stonewall Inn. Over 50 years later, our communities are still fighting systemic injustice and over-policing. We honor their legacy by continuing the struggle for true liberation. (fb)

When Brandon Scheck joined the Innocence Project of Florida (IPF) four years ago, he brought a powerful combination of legal expertise, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to justice. Now as Legal Director, he leads efforts on some of the state’s most complex wrongful conviction cases—guiding a team whose work changes lives and challenges broken systems. Since his arrival, Brandon has been central to IPF’s mission to free the innocent, push for legal reform, and support freed wrongfully convicted individuals as they rebuild. Under his leadership, the legal team has secured multiple exonerations, reopened long-neglected cases, and continues to tackle Florida’s difficult post-conviction landscape. (fb)