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Charlotte LGBTQ Organizations on the Move
Charlotte's LGBTQ organizations have weathered the storm of a tumultuous year politically and managed to do outstanding work in the face of adversity.
Notable Figures Who Came Out in 2017
This past year, more personalities stepped out into the light and professed their sexual orientation. From pop stars to athletes, the rainbow got a little bit larger with them included. Here are some of those faces in the news
The Most Popular qnotes Stories of 2017
Here are the top 10 most popular stories of the year based on web traffic. See you in 2018!
Reviving the Message :: The Morality of Equality
Rev. William Barber II's new calling: To make a nationwide impact, organizing with other leaders to jumpstart a moral revival in America, by relaunching Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Poor People's Campaign, some 50 years after it was initially conceived.
Gay and Godly: A Life of Service for the Faithful Realized
Ken Fuquay was always someone whose love for the church helped shape and create the person he is today. This journey was done with joys and struggles and eventually led him to become a "person of the cloth."
Tips and Strategies for Weathering Visits with Family and Friends
Around the holidays, a lot of LGBTQ folks, particularly in the South, have to deal with difficult family members or friends and the ensuing difficult conversations.
'A John Waters Christmas' Interview
Acclaimed and renown filmmaker John Waters ("Female Trouble," "Hairspray," "Pink Flamingos") brings his annual holiday show to Asheville, N.C. on Dec. 18.
Painting in Rainbow Colors :: A Growing Canon of LGBTQ-themed children's literature
Just in time for the holidays, a number of children's book writers have some thoughtful and entertaining contributions for gift giving for the younger set.
Charlotte City Council Member Announces Boycott of New Restaurant over Owner's Anti-LGBTQ Views
Charlotte City Councilmember LaWana Mayfield has announced that she will be boycotting a new barbecue restaurant over its owners anti-LGBTQ views and activism.
Three Historic Firsts Achieved in 2017 in the Battle Against HIV/AIDS Worth Celebrating
As World AIDS Day approaches, taking place on Dec. 1 each year, there is as always much work to be done, but there is also cause for celebration
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