Weekend news wrap-up: Asheville, Charlotte rally, Winston-Salem Pride
by Matt Comer Editor editor@goqnotes.com
Published: October 17, 2011 in Blog
Winston-Salem Pride
The LGBT community in Winston-Salem, N.C., held their first Pride festival and parade since 1996 this Saturday. Organizers said as many as 5,000 turned out throughout the day and many festival-goers expressed concern over an impending anti-LGBT state constitutional amendment. Local news-media in the Triad area was on hand to cover the festivities, including The Winston-Salem Journal, WXII, WFMY and Fox 8. qnotes will have photos and a follow-up report online later today.
Charlotte rallies against anti-LGBT amendment
While community members in Winston-Salem were celebrating Pride, Charlotteans took to the streets to protest the anti-LGBT amendment. WSOC has a report…
Asheville’s ‘We Do’ hits primetime
The Daily Tar Heel covers Asheville’s “We Do” Campaign. Also, the campaign got a shout out on Lawrence O’Donnell’s primetime MSNBC show. See the video below…



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I was misled to this point seeking a wrapup report on the Blue Ridge pride festival. the we do video is unrelated to the headline.