Rainbow Rundown: Early Voting, the Latinx vote, Charlotte Pride TV
We're back with another weekly issue of the Rainbow Rundown, your end-of-week recap of all the important and notable LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, upcoming events, and more that you need to know! In this issue of the Rainbow Rundown: Massive turnout for first day of N.C. early voting Elections a 'matter of survival' for queer Latinx people Charlotte Pride TV premiere
Brand new ‘Charlotte Pride TV’ monthly webshow premieres on Wednesday, Oct. 14
Charlotte Pride is launching a brand new monthly webshow designed to highlight all the people, places, and things that make LGBTQ Charlotte so special!
Rainbow Rundown: Pioneering trans activist Monica Roberts passes, N.C. student suicide risk rises, PFLAG Charlotte shares stories
Welcome to your sixth edition of the Rainbow Rundown, Charlotte Pride's end-of-week recap of LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, upcoming events and more.
Charlotte Pride and Cine Casual to host Q&A with director of Netflix’s ‘Mucho Mucho Amor’
To cap off our month-long celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, Charlotte Pride and Cine Casual will host a special live Q&A with Kareem Tabsch, the director of Netflix's "Mucho Mucho Amor.
Rainbow Rundown: Queer youth distrust police, have high support for BLM
Your end-of-week review of notable and important LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, and more.
8 of Top 10 ‘banned books’ feature LGBTQ content
Eight of 2019's Top 10 books feature LGBTQ content, which many of them including discussions of gender identity.
Say Their Name: The Importance of Affirming the Identity of our Transgender and Nonbinary Loved Ones
A guide for parents and others for loving and affirming trans and nonbinary young people.
Rainbow Rundown: Task Force’s first Black leader, Trans woman shot, Boystown is no more, Upcoming events
Your end-of-week review of notable and important LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, and more.
‘No Justice No Peace’: How LGBTQ Leaders Responded to Breonna Taylor non-indictments
Leaders in the queer community also reacted, including leaders of some of the nation's largest LGBTQ civil rights groups and other well-known figures.Â
Charlotte Pride joins national Pride Stride virtual 5k/10k, registration now open
Charlotte Pride, the leader in LGBTQ visibility in Charlotte and the Carolinas, has joined over 30 other LGBTQ Pride organizations across the country for the first-ever National Pride Stride Virtual Run.