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A Charlotte woman has reported to police that she was attacked on Saturday night while in uptown by assailants who hurled anti-gay slurs at her. The Charlotte Observer reports that two 17 year old girls were arrested on misdemeanor assault charges and the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department has asked the FBI whether they could be …
Sports, like art, is one of those activities almost everyone takes part in during childhood only to drop it upon entering adulthood. Especially when it comes to organized sports, many believe if they are not in the pros, or if they do not fit a certain jock stereotype, there is no place for them. That is not the case.
During the week of April 17, I was invited to attend a Meet and Greet with one of the nation’s five Employment Equal Opportunity Commission (EEOC) commissioners, Charlotte A. Burrows, in the EEOC s downtown Raleigh, N.C., office.
My daughter recently came out as lesbian, and while I was shocked at first, I want to be there for her and be supportive. But to be honest, I don’t know where to start, or what the best resources are for more information. There is so much online, and I m not sure what to trust. What do you recommend?
We come together for a multi-faith service. We all come from different faiths and some of us come from no formal religious faith at all. I can understand. Sometimes having faith is hard, especially in recent weeks living in North Carolina.
There has been so much written recently about the horrific anti-LGBT bill that passed in North Carolina, I decided to write a blog about the larger systemic societal and political issue that has led to this.
A gay country band is coming to the Hopscotch Music Festival, NCSU holds its Lavender Graduation and a tech group formation is under assessment.
Being an LGBT individual can often be a challenging experience. And, in today’s world, labels and explanations are rampant, even if one does not like being categorized by any number of them.
There were around 250 residents in attendance on Monday night for a forum at The Palmer Building to discuss adding LGBT protections to the city’s non-discrimination ordinance, one week ahead of City Council taking up the issue again after it failed to pass last March in a 6-5 vote against. The forum was hosted by the …
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