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In this fifth of several interviews, Janice Covington Allison, a transgender woman and political activist in Charlotte, North Carolina shares her experiences with transit[...]
2021-08-10 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this third of several interviews, Janice Covington Allison, a transgender woman and political activist in Charlotte, North Carolina shares her political activist histo[...]
2019-09-19 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this second of several interviews, Janice Covington, a transgender woman and political activist in Charlotte, North Carolina, continues to discuss her personal history[...]
2016-05-14 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this first in a series of interviews, Janice Covington, a transgender woman and political activist in Charlotte, North Carolina, discusses her formative years and her [...]
2016-04-09 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this fourth of several interviews, Janice Covington Allison, a transgender woman and political activist for transgender rights in Charlotte, North Carolina shares her [...]
2021-06-16 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this interview, Sandra Bailey, who has been active in the LGBTQ community in Charlotte North Carolina since the early 1970s, briefly discusses her childhood in Alabama[...]
2017-11-10 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this second of three interviews, Sandra Bailey discusses her childhood and college years in Jackson Mississippi and Memphis Tennessee, her adjustment to her sexual ori[...]
2018-01-22 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this third of three interviews, gay-rights activist Sandra Bailey discusses her involvement in the LGBTQ community in Charlotte North Carolina. Ms. Bailey talks about [...]
2018-03-15 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this third of three interviews, Dr. Robert L. Barret, professor emeritus in counseling at UNC Charlotte, practicing psychotherapist, and LGBTQ activist, discusses at l[...]
2015-02-24 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this second of three interviews, Dr. Robert L. Barret, professor emeritus in counseling at UNC Charlotte, practicing psychotherapist, and LGBTQ activist, discusses his[...]
2014-11-11 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this first of three interviews, Dr. Robert L. Barret, professor emeritus in counseling at UNC Charlotte, practicing psychotherapist, and LGBTQ activist, discusses his [...]
2014-10-01 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this second of two interviews, long-time gay-rights activist Keith Bernard recalls his experience in Charlotte, North Carolina as a gay man. Topics discussed include t[...]
2017-09-09 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this first of two interviews, Keith Barnard, long-time gay-rights activist in Charlotte, North Carolina, recalls his life experiences as a gay man in the American Sout[...]
2017-06-24 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Keith Gaston Bernard discusses in-depth his experiences working on the first board of the Lesbian and Gay Community Center Project in Charlotte, North Carolina when it ca[...]
2023-03-06 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In his second interview, Gregg Brafford, who managed and owned several LGBTQ+ bars in Charlotte, North Carolina, including Oleens, the New Brass Rail, Central Station, an[...]
2023-05-03 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Gregg Brafford, who managed and owned several LGBTQ+ bars in Charlotte, North Carolina, including Oleens, the New Brass Rail, Central Station, and the Woodshed, discusses[...]
2023-04-06 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this third of three interviews, Gregg Brafford, who managed and owned several LGBTQ+ bars in Charlotte, North Carolina, including Oleens, the New Brass Rail, Central S[...]
2023-07-06 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Joshua Burford, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Resources Center at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, recalls his life growing up in Alabama and his [...]
2016-03-13 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this fourth of four interviews, Joshua Burford, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Resources Center at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, discusses hi[...]
2017-12-28 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Joshua Burford, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Resources Center at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, describes his work and efforts in collecting lo[...]
2014-10-02 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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As a sequel to a previous interview, Joshua Burford, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Resources Center at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, discusses [...]
2016-05-26 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Terry Burris, whose stage name is Tiffany Storm, discusses her life, and her career as a drag queen, nightclub manager and proprietor in Charlotte, North Carolina. [All t[...]
2021-06-03 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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In this second of several interviews, Terry Burris, aka Tiffany Storm, proprietor of Chasers Bar and Grill in Charlotte North Carolina, discusses her experiences as a con[...]
2021-06-17 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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Ricky Carter illuminates his life as a gay man and as a prominent drag queen known as Boom Boom Latour. As a young Charlotte North Carolina native Mr. Carter worked along[...]
2015-11-06 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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WARNING: This interview contains a discussion of a racist word beginning at 25:38 and ending at 27:38.
In this interview, Kris Davis discusses her childhood and early a[...]
2021-05-29 | Audio | Charlotte LGBTQ+ oral histories |
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The Charlotte Queer Oral History Project was established as a community-based project to capture oral histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people from Charlotte and its surrounding counties. The project was initiated in 2015 to complement the developing holdings of the King Henry Brockington LGBTQ+ archive. Initial partners included prominent individuals in the region's LGBTQ community and staff at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The project continues to plan for future additions of oral histories representing a broad range of the region's LGBTQ+ experience.