Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer non-profits throughout Charlotte are constantly fundraising, but with COVID-19 these vital organizations are struggling to meet their budgets with canceled events, a plethora of grant opportunities and reduced individual support.
The LGBTQ community remembers these individuals who were lost to COVID-19.
If one thing is true of the 2020 Democratic primary elections, they are sure to leave a mark in U.S. history as being one of the longest and most drawn-out primary elections the country has ever seen. Voting delays are now considered the norm.
Alongside his team, real-estate broker Matt Stone is providing the community in Charlotte, N.C. with an outlet to LGBTQ-friendly home buying, which has often been challenging to find for those in our community.
As coronavirus cases continue to rise throughout the United States, the death toll increases, and we grapple with the full impact the disease will have on our communities.
It’s been almost a decade since I was eligible to donate blood or platelets. I became ineligible when I came out as gay and had sex with a man for the first time.
When I first heard about COVID-19 (coronavirus), I was on a cruise ship, sailing with thousands of other gay men on Atlantis Events’ annual Caribbean cruise.
During this time of COVID-19, when many of us are forced to stay in our homes, we search for books that would entertain and inspire us.
Most Recent Articles____________________________________
Stand Up and Be Counted!
U.S. Census for 2020 has begun.
Help the bureau and MeckCounts hit their 100% participation marks.
Visit MeckCounts 2020 to learn more.
Additional information on the U.S. Census and job opportunities with the bureau during the 2020 operation are available online.
____________________________________
