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LGBTQ+ seniors are far less likely to have a stable support system than their hetero counterparts, but there are options available. In this week’s feature, we look at tips for living your best (long) life.
Advice on aging for the senior LGBTQ+ community
By Frank Summers
As LGBTQ+ people, we share many of the same concerns with aging as anyone else. Many of our needs are different, though. We are two to three times more likely to live alone and four times more likely not to have children. This raises questions: Who will care for us when we need it? […]
Your later queer years: coping with surviving and dying
By David Aaron Moore
It’s a grim topic for some, but many others simply view it as a reality that no one can escape: If you’re living on planet Earth, nobody gets out alive […]
CHARLOTTE PRIDE
After a Record-Breaking 2022, Charlotte Pride is Back and Better Than Ever
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After an incredible 2022 Pride season, Charlotte’s largest street festival and parade returns to Uptown Charlotte […]
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