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When the 116th Congress was sworn in Jan. 3, there was no representative from North Carolina’s Ninth Congressional District.
Two women had just kissed each other on the lips and were holding each other tight while in line for a photocopier at Park Slope Copy Center.
All across the U.S., voters are gearing up for one of the most contentious races in recent history in a push to take back national, state and local government seats from Conservative office holders.
It’s that time again. On street intersections, in front yards and all through the countryside, we are assaulted with signs of the names of candidates for us to vote for.
A few articles ago, I asked Trump supporters who read my column to contact me and let me know why they support the President. Apparently Trump supporters do not read my column because, so far, I have not received one reply.
At least 50 openly LGBTQ candidates are running for public office in Texas this election cycle.
The Beekman Boys and Michael Carbonaro are coming to the Queen City. And, Gay Bingo is back, candidates’ forum is around the corner, PFLAG Charlotte got noticed and Time Out Youth is looking for a “few good chefs!”
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