Category: The Queen City

ETHC and NC State Board of Elections team up to get 50 un-registered NC residents, registered to vote by November 5th, 2022

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The Queen City

ETHC will be teaming up with NC State Board of Elections to host voter registration drives throughout Charlotte up until Election Day on Tuesday November 8th, 2022. We are looking for volunteers and venues to host these events. If you or someone you know may be interested please email Majir@EraseTransHateCarolinas.org Our goal is to start … Read More “ETHC and NC State Board of Elections team up to get 50 un-registered NC residents, registered to vote by November 5th, 2022” »

ETHC teams up with Gilead for 2022 Charlotte Pride!

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Events, News and Headlines, The Queen City

Over 275,000 people come out to celebrate Charlotte Pride after a two year hiatus. ETCH teamed up with Gilead for the return of the highly anticipated event. Gilead Sciences provides prevention options for those who are looking for another barrier of protection for safer sex was one of the many vendors that participated in this … Read More “ETHC teams up with Gilead for 2022 Charlotte Pride!” »

FYI: Justine Lindsay is the FIRST Openly Trans Cheerleader for the NFL and she is #GoalsAF

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News and Headlines, The Queen City, Trans Stars

Give her her flowers now. NC Native Justine Lindsay has a smile that could light up the room. The 29 year old professional dancer is a member of the cheerleading squad that supports the Carolina Panthers, the TopCats. Justine sent her followers into a frenzy in March when she announced on Instagram that she had … Read More “FYI: Justine Lindsay is the FIRST Openly Trans Cheerleader for the NFL and she is #GoalsAF” »

We love the Queen City but does she truly love us back?

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The Queen City

If you’ve seen Uptown Charlotte, you know all about its breathtakingly beautiful futuristic landscape and the amount of wealth that’s condensed in that one area alone. But you don’t have to look far to see the overwhelming number of homeless people almost everywhere. It’s such a dark contrast to the high end retail and big … Read More “We love the Queen City but does she truly love us back?” »

Anti-Transgender violence isn’t just directed at adults

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FYI, News and Headlines, The Queen City

While most students are excited about returning to school, many of our trans brothers and sisters dread the days. According to Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) 16.2% of transgender students report being physically assaulted as a result of gender expression, while 32.5% experience physical harassment. Many incidents go unreported due to fear of … Read More “Anti-Transgender violence isn’t just directed at adults” »

#IamJazz Kids and Community National Reading Day

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Events, The Queen City

On February 24th 2022 Erase Trans Hate Carolinas joined THE FREEDOM CENTER of Charlotte and the #Iamjazz Foundations’ National Reading Day event!

It was a small event but it was filled with lots of love and good energy. We had a nice selection of snack and food options, we took turns reading, we even had a mini paint-n-sip, minus the sip. We laughed, we danced and we cried. It was all worth it.

Time Out Youth Charlotte and the PRIDE Committee put this great event together. We couldn’t turn down this opportunity to network and reconnect with our community. We are glad that we didn’t because we learned some very valuable information that we couldn’t have gotten anywhere else and we met some very genuine, good people.

We are looking forward to another collaboration between these wonderful local organizations.

Be on the look out for next years announcement so you don’t miss out on the opportunity to build community, enjoy some good books and have lots of fun engaging with likeminded individuals!

To learn more about Community Read, visit www.cmlibrary.org/communityread.