Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
Comedian Caroline Reid’s laugh-packed character Pam Ann is a hoot — on stage and off. She’s coming to Charlotte on Nov. 15. Folks have been chatting about it for weeks.
QNotes’ annual “Best of” has netted wins across the community.
Queen City Theatre Company will present Mike Bartlett’s “Cock” (The Cockfight Play, aka “—-”) from Nov. 7-23 at Duke Energy Theatre, 345 N. College.
Since Veterans Day is fast approaching on Nov. 11, we thought it’d be the perfect time to introduce you to a local community member and a veteran.
The 15-year-old transgender female student felt uncomfortable using the boys’ bathroom at his Charlotte-Mecklenburg high school.
Mecklenburg County moved forward with LGBT-inclusion on Oct. 15, finally adding employee protections on the basis of gender identity and expression eight years after it added similar protections for sexual orientation.
I got arrested on Oct. 8. And, my mom was proud of me. In fact, I did it for her.
Is there a civil rights issue you feel so strongly about that you would be willing to be arrested for it?
The Equality NC Foundation has announced that the state’s Attorney General Roy Cooper will serve as the keynote speaker at its 2013 gala, “A Celebration of Home,” on Nov. 9 at the Empire Room, 203 S. Elm St.
Campus Pride has announced that it is seeking LGBT student groups and centers, as well as Safe Zone programs locations to its free Campus Pride Map.
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