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Learn LGBTQ nomenclature, social/health challenges, area resources, and so much more in this educational workshop. PFLAG Charlotte’s Navigating Your Journey is a workshop for parents & caregivers of LGBTQ individuals.
During the week of Jan. 10, three towns in Orange County passed LGBTQ-inclusive non-discrimination ordinances, the first since a state ban on such local protections expired last month.
A tear. It is one of many that will be shed as I experience the last days working as a staffer for qnotes as I begin my retirement. Yes, I am leaving.
As the new Congress convened this week, a historic number of LGBTQ people will make up the U.S. House. Nine openly LGBTQ candidates were elected this past November, seven of whom were incumbents.
I was born and raised in the South. Like many, I grew up in the church with a mother who instilled both faith and love in me from a young age. But I was also taught values that would eventually cause me great distress as they were at odds with what I knew about love.
Since coming to Charlotte in 1993, Connie Vetter has served in nearly 20 community organizations in a board or committee member role, not to mention the countless times she has volunteered her skills as one of the city’s most recognizable LGBTQ attorneys.
Project Enough presents a reading of the 1999 Play by Samantha Gellar, “Life Versus the Paperback Romance” followed by a conversation, with the playwright and Shannon Bauerle from Project Enough.
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Presented both in English & Spanish
Presentado tanto en inglés como en español
