Archive for February, 2010
Pop singer Clay Aiken speaks with The News & Observer about his upcoming appearance at the Human Rights Campaign Carolinas Gala [...]
I’m kind of speechless actually. I just can’t even begin to imagine the outrage and controversy if a UNC System [...]
Check out RuPaul’s full-page interview in the February edition of Ebony. He discusses his reality show, “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” hosted [...]
South Carolina Black Pride is extending an invitation to those who might be interested in participating in their 2010 Expo. [...]
South Carolina Pride invites all individuals to participate in their 2010 Pride Idol fundraiser. There is no entry fee. [...]
We all encounter anxieties, relationship problems and even bouts of depression from time to time. When anxieties are left unresolved, [...]
Roses are beginning to explode with color and lilacs are releasing their fragrant perfume into the longer days. These buds [...]
QNotes is two months into its new editorial strategy and direction, print redesign and online revamp. We want to hear [...]
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A philanthropist, author and businessman. A trans and faith advocate involved in local and state non-profit boards. A Somali-born, Canadian [...]
RALEIGH — Community members and representatives from several organizations in the state’s capital city have come together to discuss the [...]
In qnotes’ last print issue of 2009, Equality North Carolina (ENC) Executive Director In Palmquist was named our Person of [...]
Sitting down for coffee, Pamela Jones opens up about her life, beliefs, roles in advocacy and her hope to play [...]
In 2008, celebrated furniture designer Mitchell Gold turned his attention from sofas and side chairs to focus on compiling and [...]
Charismatic, dedicated and passionate are a few appropriate words describing SC Pride’s newly appointed president, Tamera Tedder. qnotes had the [...]
Honored and overwhelmed. That’s how Dave and Joan Parker described their reaction to the news. The Parkers, parents of a [...]
Mary Elizabeth Lennon, a senior at Charlotte’s Providence Day School, remembers some of the first meetings of her school’s LGBT [...]
Since 1996, Greensboro’s LGBT community groups and the people they serve have profited financially, culturally and socially from the work [...]
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and the Administration on Aging have awarded Services & [...]
One-two-three!
CHARLOTTE — The Charlotte Pride Band (final name to be decided) is a new concert band formed primarily of members [...]