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In terms of even dealing with conversion therapy and being at a religious university. its difficult and depending on the support you get from your family and state. what does this materially change? because the thing is that there still isnt a right to marry in the united states. it depends on what state you live in. in your state, those rights arent there. in your state, theyre there, but theres always sort of tenuous. what does this change? >> i think -- i hope a part of what it changes, joy, ...

Popular Asheville act The Paper Crowns will hit the stage at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, at The Scotsman in Waynesville. Spiro & Nicole Nicolopoulos...

A project to rehabilitate the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Headquarters near Gatlinburg will open for bid submission on Thursday, Dec. 15.&nbsp...

Brent Martin has been named the winner of the 2022 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award for his book “George Masa’s Wild Vision: A Japanese Immigrant...

Through March, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will work to install boulders, split-rail fences and wooden posts to prevent roadside parking i...

An earthquake just south of Hendersonville gave residents a shake at 10:23 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthq...

The Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce recently awarded its 2022 Spirit of Our Community Awards recognizing well-deserving individuals who dedicate the...

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We need that next year. because that protects us at work, it protects us in public accommodations, and you see that as the supreme court becomes more politicized, and more extremist in its views, that it is going after lbgtq folks. the most recent case that they heard last week by 303 creative, around whether a knock on websites for lbgtq people who are getting married, that itself was brought by an anti-lbgtq group to the supreme court, and is not even being questioned by them in that respect. ...

It takes your breath away what she was being put through. >> you know, its hard to think about. e especially now that we have her back. these 294 days were entirely too long. but honestly, i wasnt surprised to find out that she had cut her hair. you know, the accommodations were not suitable for her. we know her as someone who makes everyone comfortable and add ease to the situation. so, that was no surprise for me just exuded the exact type of hero and role model that she really is. >> it was h...