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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in News by QNotes Staff
QNotes and the Alliance of AIDS Services-Carolina present a very special issue: Life, Positively. In recognition of World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, we give special coverage to important HIV/AIDS issues.
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David Stout
November 27, 2010 in Cover Stories by David Stout
Although it’s an accepted convention that sometimes opposites attract, resulting in dichotomous pairings like liberals with conservatives, matinee idols with car park attendants and Carolina fans with Duke fans, for the most part this hasn’t been the case with HIV-positive and HIV-negative people.
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Matt Comer
November 27, 2010 in A&E / Life&Style by Matt Comer
The holidays are here. Thanksgiving is over and you’re still full of turkey (or tofu), but that doesn’t mean you can stop. The holidays are here! And, it’s time to get out and see all the beautiful, wintry sights. That includes holiday classics like Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas.” We got the chance to speak briefly with “White Christmas” ensemble member Matthew Kirk. In his 20s, Kirk has been performing musical theater since he was child, and was cast in the original Broadway production of the musical.
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in News by QNotes Staff
QNotes is pleased to partner with the Alliance of AIDS Services-Carolina in presenting this special section, “Life, Positively”, in recognition of World AIDS Day.
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in News by QNotes Staff
North Carolina is blessed to have a plethora of community resources and programming for those living with HIV/AIDS. Several groups throughout the state work to keep the public educated, provide [...]
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Matt Comer
November 27, 2010 in News by Matt Comer
The shelves on Rosedale Infectious Diseases’ emergency food pantry were getting empty. With a weak economy and the holidays in sight, the HIV/AIDS clinic’s manager, Dale Pierce, and Rosedale physician Frederick A. Cruickshank decided it was time to ramp up their fundraising efforts.
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in News by QNotes Staff
October and November saw the passing of three Charlotte leaders. Each gave of their time, talent and energy in helping to make this community better. qnotes remembers them, their life and their service.
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Matt Comer
November 27, 2010 in Editor's Note by Matt Comer
When Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx comes to his forum at the Lesbian & Gay community Center, community leaders and citizens should ask Foxx hard questions and reserve their pats on the back until after pressing issues are taken care of and promises delivered.
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in QPoll by QNotes Staff
Do you think the LGBT community puts enough focus on HIV/AIDS education, prevention and advocacy?
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond to our article profiling John Stolter, new chair of Charlotte’s Lesbian & Gay Community Center.
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Leslie Robinson
November 27, 2010 in General Gayety by Leslie Robinson
It was a North Carolina author, Thomas Wolfe, who wrote “You Can’t Go Home Again.” My partner Anne decided to ignore him and go home to North Carolina anyway.
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QNotes Staff
November 27, 2010 in Beyond the Carolinas by QNotes Staff
Dan Kirsch, the onetime visionary behind OutCharlotte and The Charlotte Lesbian & Gay Center, has stepped down as executive and artistic director of Diversionary Theatre.
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Lainey Millen
November 27, 2010 in Carolinas News Notes by Lainey Millen
Regional AIDS Interfaith Network (RAIN) is looking for donations for its client services pantry, especially during these economically-trying times.
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Lainey Millen
November 27, 2010 in Carolinas News Notes by Lainey Millen
— The LGBT Center of Raleigh has been selected as the “Tip for a Cause” for December by the Aveda Institute, 200 W. Franklin St. Visit the facility for any service (i.e., hair cut, color, facial or nail service, etc.) and 100 percent of all tips will be contributed to the Center.
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Lainey Millen
November 27, 2010 in Carolinas News Notes by Lainey Millen
The Adam Foundation’s 1st Annual Holiday Social will be held on Dec. 2, 5:30 p.m., at Finnigan’s Wake, 620 N Trade St.
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Lainey Millen
November 27, 2010 in Carolinas News Notes by Lainey Millen
AIDS Leadership Foothills-area Alliance (ALFA) will partner with a host of community agencies on Dec. 1 in observance of World AIDS Day. Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams will be honored with the inaugural Legacy Award at ALFA’s Winter Gala on Dec. 5.
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Brett Webb-Mitchell
November 27, 2010 in On Being a Gay Parent by Brett Webb-Mitchell
It is the season for high school seniors to begin thinking seriously about applying for college or university admissions. Grades from years’ past, all the activities of students engaged in — from student government and plays, to sports and civic service credits — are being counted.
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Miss Della
November 27, 2010 in Drag Rag by Miss Della
Gather ‘round, kiddies — the Thanksgiving table, that is! Let’s pour tea about some contests that have taken place recently, but I’ll also mention some shows that I’ve seen, too.
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Charlene Lichtenstein
November 27, 2010 in Out in the Stars by Charlene Lichtenstein
Welcome December and the array of planets that dance in and out of Capricorn and Sagittarius. Let the energies flow as easily as the egg nog. Santa wants to know if you’ve been naughty or nice. Think before responding — you know sometime naughties get the better gift.
QNotes explores two urban homes and gardens in our "Springtime in the City" issue, plus news on openly gay candidates, legislative updates and regional news from the Carolinas and abroad.
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Author:
Matt Comer
‘Gay disease’ or not, HIV is our responsibility
November 27, 2010 in Guest Commentary by Matt Comer
The statistics are scary. In places like Washington, D.C., and 19 of the largest U.S. cities, the facts and figures take on new meaning, as more and more people contract HIV and are left to live with the disease, the cultural and institutional stigma and health disparities.
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