The Latinx queer femme collectives shaping the future of Miami nightlife: Out of Service

By E.R. Pulgar for i-D Magazine

Three women standing in a fruit market aisle, wearing face masks. The woman on the left has short blonde hair, a black mask, and is dressed in a black top with red and black pants. The woman in the middle has shoulder-length brown hair, a black mask, a blue and black patterned shirt, and blue pants. She is holding a woven basket with greens. The woman on the right has curly black hair, a multicolored mask, a floral shirt, and a yellow top with a striped skirt. The background features wooden shelves filled with fruits like bananas, oranges, and other produce.
A woman with short blonde hair, wearing a black tank top and red pants, standing outdoors next to a makeshift wooden structure under a clear blue sky. She is holding a large knife and a green coconut, with a box of eggs and a large green bag of potting soil on the ground nearby.
A woman wearing a black bucket hat with colorful embroidery, a face mask, and jewelry is shopping at a store with a display of yellow sunflowers and various supplies around her.
A woman with glasses on a couch, a woman in colorful clothing in the center, and an older man in a blue polo shirt sitting on a chair in a cozy living room with a large clock and a kitchen in the background.
Three women wearing face masks shopping for clothes in a store, standing behind a clothing rack with hangers.
People lying on a bed, smiling, taking a selfie, with colorful lighting, art supplies, and accessories around.