Interview: Katrina Kemp
A little person with a lot of heart
Katrina Kemp is fierce. Let’s just get that out of the way quickly. She’s widely known for her appearances on television and in performances with celebrities.
Ray of light
An interview with Amy Ray of Indigo Girls
Amy Never one to sit idle, Ray is also releasing a new solo record in September 2018, her sixth.
Aldersgate-Asbury awarded SAGECare platinum status
Senior facility expands focus, attention to LGBTQ inclusion and diversity training
Both branches of Aldersgate — the Continuing Care Retirement Community and sibling Asbury Health & Rehabilitation — have earned top platinum status from SAGECare.
Patience, Love & Swedish Fish
On the UNC Charlotte LGBTQ+ Coalition
On an unusually warm night in February, 13 students squeezed into a small study room in the Atkins Library at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) for what would be the first meeting of the UNC Charlotte LGBTQ+ Coalition.
Actions speak louder than words
Three Charlotte colleges and universities’ LGBTQIA inclusiveness revealed in more than the existence of campus clubs
Measuring an institution’s commitment to equality for its LGBTQ students and staff is no easy task. There is no shortage of top-10 rankings or attempts to apply star ratings.
Looking at ways to prepare for a new school year
Spiritual Reflections
Across the Carolinas students and educators from K-graduate school are getting ready to return to school.
The time to VOTE is NOW!
Jesse’s Journal
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.
CREW Program
Letters to the Editor
My current position has given me an opportunity to work in a wonderful program that is providing services to communities that are underserved.
‘Tin Man’
Out in Print
You recall the day it was taken: the smell of the air, the background sounds, food and drink, laughter and the sense that this was forever.
Advice from a former Miss Gay North Carolina America
Dishing with Buff Faye
Last week I got the pleasure of seeing my sister Jessica Raynes Starr who was in town. She and I have known each other since our drag beginnings back in 2008.
