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Plume, the first health technology company focused on offering gender-affirming care, has recently expanded into North Carolina — and three of its founding members are UNC alumni.
North Carolina may experience a historic change to the state Senate in the 2020 election. Four years after the enactment of House Bill 2 — the North Carolina law that prohibits transgender individuals from using the bathrooms aligning with their gender identities — the state may have its first two openly transgender state legislators.
Statewide policy battles have the tendency to cause a public stir.
Despite legal roadblocks from the legacy of House Bill 2, the Town of Chapel Hill has recently received its highest score for municipal LGBTQ equality.
Since 2007, the UNC LGBTQ Center has been hosting a space for non-binary people to discuss identity and feel heard: Trans Talk Tuesday.
Some people within the LGBTQ+ community were never given the opportunity to be themselves during their teenage years, and the Human Rights Campaign Triangle seeks to create a safe space that allows individuals to relive their high school prom experience in a way that’s more true to themselves.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Oct. 8 in a case that would decide whether federal law prohibits discrimination by employers based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
Imagine living in a country where you could be fired for joining a softball league or wearing women’s clothing. That country could very well be the United States in a few months.
To celebrate the official unveiling of its new initiative, Honors Carolina PRIDE will be hosting a launch party to coincide with National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11. The event will take place from noon until 2 p.m. in the Graham Memorial Lounge.
North Carolina became the first state in the South to ban state funding for conversion therapy for minors on Aug. 2 after Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order preventing the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services from supporting the practice.
The OC Voice is a portion of the OC Report newsletter where local residents may have a platform to talk about local issues they care about. Lydia Lavelle is mayor of Carrboro. Click here for more information on Carrboro Pride Month
“That’s her! That’s my baby,” said a smiling Dionne Brown as he answered his ringing phone while at a fundraiser for his wife, Kanautica Zayre-Brown, on Saturday night. “She said she was going to call.”
In June of 2016, Dave Lohse stood on a stage in the grand ballroom of the Hilton Anatole hotel in Dallas.
Graduating seniors will be taking their final steps as students in their Carolina Blue cap and gowns and some with a dash of lavender.
This legislative session in North Carolina has already seen its fair share of bills about LGBTQ+ rights — from repealing HB2 to banning gay marriage — but the gay rights movement didn't always have its roots in policy initiatives.
North Carolina legislators filed three bills in support of LGBTQ+ rights Thursday, a change of pace from anti-LGBTQ+ legislation filed last month.
The UNC Pauper Players are hosting a cabaret celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community at the PIT Chapel Hill on Saturday from 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Anybody is invited to sign up and perform songs that celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Students are encouraged to sign up in advance but can also drop in on the night to perform if time allows. Performers can sign up for solos, duets or group numbers.
“One, two, three, four, five …” Tam Sneddon, an attendee of Tuesday’s “Queer Family Dinner” in Carrboro, counted, while a little girl slid under a table and giggled.
At the LGBTIQA+ Speaker Series’ 12th year at the UNC LGBTQ Center, the goal is for graduate and undergraduate students alike to learn and grow from the presentations and discussions proposed.