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Person of the Year: Karen Graci

At the end of each year, Qnotes staff reflects on the extraordinary work completed by people in our community to select our annual Person of the Year. Many amazing individuals stand out as accomplished leaders and advocates, urging the importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Charlotte and beyond. […]

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MORE HEADLINES

Ripped from the headlines: the worst of 2023

By David Aaron Moore

In a society and time when breaking news is constant, it’s actually quite difficult to […]

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Vermelle’s Place opens its doors to those facing housing insecurity

Lisa Wigfall always wanted to make a difference in her community, which is part of […]

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library Named QNotes’ Organization of the Year

QNnotes is thrilled to announce the selection of our Organization of the Year: The Charlotte […]

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THIS WEEKEND

Qnotes remembers the headlines of 2023

This year saw some historic leaps and bounds for the LGBTQ+ community across the country. It also saw some regressive policies targeting trans and queer youth, and it further showed now more than ever, LGBTQ+ North Carolinians need to stand together and fight for their rights. […]

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