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May 10, 2013 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers react to proposed changes to Boy Scouts policies on gays, a South Carolina non-discrimination bill and anti-LGBT comments made by a Republican staffer at the North Carolina General Assembly.
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April 26, 2013 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond on council leadership, Caribou’s closing, candidate says thanks to LGBT equality in Asheville and gays being an abomination.
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March 29, 2013 in talkback by QNotes Staff
In Tuscaloosa Alabama we have begun bridging the gap between the local community and the academic collegiate world. I, and many others, are part of Southerners on New Ground.
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March 15, 2013 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Letters to the editor and comments from goqnotes.com and facebook.com/qnotescarolinas. Web comments are not edited for grammar or punctuation. • • • • • CIAA coverage lacking I am reading [...]
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February 15, 2013 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Comments and reflections from our readers.
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May 26, 2012 in talkback by QNotes Staff
We asked qnotes readers to give us their personal thoughts on the drag community and its impact on the LGBT community and the gay pride movement.
April 14, 2012 in talkback by QNotes Staff
We are less than one month away from E-Day and the reasons behind this amendment are becoming more and more clear. Since the end of March, leaked memos from our opposition revealed that ”The strategic goal of this project is to drive a wedge between gays and blacks — two key Democratic constituencies.
Tags: Charlotte, Legislative Watch
March 31, 2012 in talkback by QNotes Staff
The opposition wants you to think they have registered domain over faith and religion while our Coalition to Protect NC Families has proved them wrong every step of the way. This amendment will affect unmarried families that are Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist and Agnostic, a fact they may have overlooked. Charlotte voters, however, have not.
Tags: Charlotte, Legislative Watch
March 17, 2012 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Continuing with our theme of speaking out against Amendment One, this issue we have a letter from Ashlei Blue, Regional Field Director for The Coalition to Protect All NC Families.
March 3, 2012 in talkback by QNotes Staff
It has been said that one of the best ways to combat Amendment One is to speak out about it and share your opposition. We want to give our readers a place to speak out against Amendment One and what better place than our talkback section!
October 29, 2011 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Letters to the editor and comments from goqnotes.com.
September 3, 2011 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Letter: City council candidate LaWana Mayfield will be a fierce and tireless advocate not just for our community, but for the community as a whole.
Tags: Charlotte, Politics
April 16, 2011 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond to Matt Comer’s April 2 column, “Marching backward to the beat of a despotic drum.”
December 11, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond to our ‘gay disease’ commentary and Brett Webb-Mitchell’s column last issue.
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.
Tags: Charlotte
November 13, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Tolerance at NCSU In response to our article on N.C. State University’s Free Expression Tunnel (goqnotes.com/9052), a reader says: The younger generation is much more tolerant of our community and [...]
Tags: Charlotte, Politics, Raleigh
October 30, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond to complaints of discrimination in Raleigh and to the rainbow light theme on Charlotte’s Duke Energy Building on National Coming Out Day
Tags: Charlotte, Raleigh
October 16, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Readers respond to stories on bullying, free speech, Fred Phelps, Pride Charlotte and new Charlotte Lesbian & Gay Community Center leadership.
Tags: Charlotte, Columbia, Legislative Watch, Politics
October 2, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
Thank you, Lady Gaga I was lucky enough to go see Lady Gaga in concert in Charlotte, front row! Never have I had more fun or been so personally moved [...]
August 7, 2010 in talkback by QNotes Staff
From the editor: Following the publication of of our July 24 print and online editions, qnotes received several comments regarding Trinity’s advice column “Drag queens, cross dressers and trannies…Oh, my!”. [...]
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