Archive for June, 2009
Just days before a respected safe schools advocate is set to begin his work at the Department of Education, a [...]
The history of the LGBT community is a tough subject to study. The community has been oppressed and maligned for [...]
In the 1980s, the chances for any openly gay man or lesbian woman wining an election to public office were [...]
The general manager of a popular Uptown Charlotte casual dining restaurant has launched a new local dining alliance and hopes [...]
We’ve noticed a lot of ranting and raving in Q-Notes Online’s comment threads lately. Is it time for us to [...]
From the eastern tip of the Tar Heel State to its western mountainy edge, and from the Upstate of South [...]
Another openly gay man has announced his intention to run for a city council office in North Carolina. Lee Sartain, [...]
The Western North Carolina AIDS Project (WNCAP) has launched and is currently running a bold, new media campaign to combat [...]
Judith “Judy” Cantor died on June 16 unexpectedly in Raleigh. She was 60. A life cut short as always by [...]
Durham, N.C.-based blogger Pam Spaulding has been honored with an award from the Women’s Media Center.
Spaulding, who operates the acclaimed [...]
Age of consent bill defeated
GIBRALTAR — The parliament of this small British territory on June 18 voted down a member’s [...]
Charlotte
Ante up!
CHARLOTTE — Pride Charlotte will be held on July 25 at Gateway Village. Currently the Pride Charlotte Committee is [...]
Court ruling returns foster child
CHARLESTON, W.V. — The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia ruled June 5 that a [...]
A century from now, the American people will look back at the beginning of the 21st century. They will see [...]
Stories about the two gay male penguins that are raising a chick in a German zoo have included quotes from [...]
The “hairpin drop heard round the world” — that is how New York’s Mattachine Society, and others, 40 years ago [...]
Turn your ha ha ha into ha cha cha as we welcome July. Any steamy thought or comment boils over. [...]
“Pins & Panzers,” the debut album by Brooklyn-based post-punk, indie pop trio Plushgun, has struck a chord with queer fans. [...]
Hey Trinity,
I’ve been dating a couple of people off and on for the last few months. I’m waiting for one [...]
On Thursday, June 25, the North Carolina House of Representatives voted 60-55 to concur with a Senate version of a [...]
