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American Medical Association digs in to protect policy to protect gender-affirming care
The American Medical Association (AMA) House of Delegates passed a resolution June 12 to protect access to evidence-based gender-affirming care for transgender and gender-diverse individuals […]
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On Wednesday, our Digital & Audience Engagement Manager Chris Rudisill presented at the Carolinas LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce as part of its Lunch & Learn series.
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PRIDE MONTH
Service members at NC Air Force Base celebrate Pride month
A small, but devoted group of Air Force members and their families gathered to celebrate pride in Goldsboro […]
Out! Raleigh Pride celebrates 11 years
Street festival in state’s capital highlights a month of events celebrating the LGBTQ community […]
Love Wins at Pride
In this month’s column, Charlotte Pride’s Liz Schob reflects on a year of firsts and what it means to celebrate joy and liberation at Pride […]
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Southern LGBTQ+ organizer says change ‘needs to happen no matter where you live’
From The 19th…In 1990, one of the most racially charged political races in recent history was taking place in North Carolina. Harvey Gantt, the first Black mayor of Charlotte, was challenging incumbent U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, a stalwart racist who proudly opposed any type of civil rights legislation.
At the time, Mandy Carter, a Black lesbian activist, was organizing N.C. Senate Vote ’90, a statewide campaign funded by lesbian and gay people in the North Carolina triangle region who were working to defeat Helms.
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