The one-time Democratic activist, who is African-American, has become a self-described “avid Trump supporter” and says Donald Trump has been “the number one advocate for the LGBT community.”
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Gov. Cooper praises repeal of HB2 as driver of economic growth on one year anniversary
Cooper said the repeal of HB2 allowed North Carolina to be in the running for Amazon’s HQ2, but added “we have more work to do in the area of fighting discrimination and encouraging diversity.”
View This Article →When feds came to discuss post about Trump, he cursed them. Now he’ll talk to a judge.
A North Carolina man got a visit from the Secret Service for his Facebook post about the president, and told them to get off his property.
View This Article →Take the annual LGBTQ survey to help the community
Those who complete the survey have a chance to win $50 for themselves or a charity of their choosing.
View This Article →Comedian who said he’d kill a trans woman if ‘manipulated’ into sex is coming to Charlotte
Lil Duval is scheduled to perform for three consecutive nights at the Comedy Zone.
View This Article →Scenes from the Charlotte March For Our Lives rally against gun violence
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Hundreds of demonstrators took to Marshall Park in Charlotte, and then marched through uptown, as part of the March For Our Lives rallies taking part around the globe to protest against gun violence and for stricter gun control…
View This Article →Trump imposes new transgender military ban
The new transgender military ban was unveiled late Friday night.
View This Article →Community to hold vigil for trans activist Blake Brockington on anniversary of his passing
Brockington, who was a student at the university, advocated for black and trans lives and made headlines when he was crowned homecoming king in high school.
View This Article →Champions are all around us
Being a champion for any cause takes dedication and true grit.
View This Article →LGBTQ trailblazing women from the history books you should know
Here are six, of too numerous to count, badass women who helped shape the world into a more accepting and progressive place.
View This Article →Jamie Hildreth sets out on a run for Mecklenburg County Commission
If elected, he would become the first openly gay at-large elected official in Mecklenburg County, or the city of Charlotte.
View This Article →Creating our aging care network
The homophobia and biases experienced throughout our lives have created circumstances that are particularly challenging as we age.
View This Article →LGBTQ workers protected under the Civil Rights Act
The Zarda decision is a step to provide LBGTQ protection from discrimination in the workplace.
View This Article →Use randomization to maximize variety: how to easily create change in your routine
Randomization creates an exercise experience that keeps you engaged mentally and physically.
View This Article →Charlotte: Mercy AIDS Walk, Chorus Prayer, Speed Networking, Chorus Concert, Center Partnership, Leaders Program
The House of Mercy Walk for AIDS is approaching, the Charlotte LGBT Chamber of Commerce is speed networking, One Voice Chorus is having a concert, the Freedom Center for Social Justice has entered into a partnership with Aldersgate and Novant Health has initiated a leaders program.
View This Article →Triad: LGBTQIA Center, Easter Observance, North Star Youth
The LGBTQIA Center of Greensboro has officially opened at the Guilford Green Foundation headquarters, Metropolitan Community Church of Winston-Salem will hold its Easter service, “Resurrection,” on April 1 and North Star LGBTQ Community Center has developed a number of programs and initiatives geared toward LGBTQ youth
View This Article →Western: PFLAG welcomes trans trainers
Flat Rock/Hendersonville PFLAG will hold their upcoming meeting on April 9
View This Article →Regional: Advocacy Training, ACLU Meeting, Savannah Mermaids, NCAAN Grant
The NC AIDS Action Network has announced that it will conduct regional advocacy trainings, ACLU of North Carolina will hold its annual meeting on May 20, Savannah Pride will hold its inaugural Mermaid Fest from March 23-24 and North Carolina AIDS Action Network has been awarded a grant.
View This Article →U.S./World: Community gears up for health awareness week
The National LGBT Health Awareness Week, “Out Front for LGBT Health,” will be held from March 26-30.
View This Article →Quick Hits 03.23.18
Quick Hits from across the globe for 03.23.18.
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