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Readers respond to stories on the magistrate bill and Pride history.

Readers respond to articles on the marriage bill and about Boom Boom LaTour’s recent illness.

Readers respond to the death of Black Brockington, the non-discrimination ordinance and religious freedom issues.

Readers responded to issues on total inclusion or incremental change, the “T” in LGBT and the mayor’s brief.

Readers responded with a variety of emotions after Charlotte City Council defeated LGBT-inclusive non-discrimination ordinances on March 2. The vote, an editorial over the “compromise” package stripping out restrooms and separately reported incidents of harassment by anti-LGBT activists of transgender people at the local government center resulted in hundreds of comments on our website.

Our online readers weighed in with a variety of viewpoints in response to our story on local TV anchor Audrina Bigos’ comments regarding Bruce Jenner and his rumored gender transition.

Readers comment on our coverage on sports reporting, Pride’s arrival in Gastonia, education and U.S. Rep. Robert Pittenger and discrimination.

Readers share their views on our story on Greg Brafford and and our editor’s comments on community engagement on HIV/AIDS issues.

Readers respond and comment on Gov. Pat McCrory and his stance on LGBT legislation, the comparisons and differences in Pride observances and Atty. Gen. Roy Cooper’s recent stand on not upholding the state’s ban on same-sex marriage.

Readers respond to and converse on our July 21 report on former Charlotte restaurant owner K.C. Terry (goqnotes.com/30421/), recently arrested for theft in Asheville and facing several charges relating to the solicitation and prostitution of teenagers.

Readers respond to and have their own conversation following editor Matt Comer and writer Charles Easley’s July 4 commentary, “A Conversation on Black Pride.”

Reader responses to stories on the Charlotte Business Guild, GOP leader’s comments homosexuality and pedophilia, Stonewall rallying cry and N.C. Atty. Gen. Cooper’s defense of Amendment One.

When we think of media, we think of news, and the current events and happenings of the world near and far.

Readers share their thoughts on same-sex marriage, religion and more.

Readers respond to our stories on Chick-fil-A and on the recent Arizona discrimination legislation veto.

The property of the state is the property of the people; it’s observed that this misguided control freak would make a comment that indicates bigotry. Our country is a free country and that includes North Carolina.

Our readers comment on our news and feature stories on our People of the Year story and our coverage on the gay-straight alliance issues in Lincoln County.

Readers respond to Mecklenburg County commissioners’ vote on transgender worker protections.

Readers respond to qnotes stories on NASCAR driver Nelson Piquet Jr. and op-eds on bigotry and Dr. Michael Brown.