Thank you for visiting. This website is no longer actively updated, but I am keeping it online as an archive of what was, for me, a happy and successful time entering the blogging world as a college student and young community member. Feel free to peruse the site, but check in on my more recent work by visiting mattcomer.net. Many thanks, Matt Comer.
Profile: Matt Comer, 25, is a communications professional, civic and community journalist and progressive, LGBT activist who hails from Winston-Salem, N.C. He currently lives and works in Charlotte where he serves as the communications and program director of Campus Pride, the nation's leading non-profit working for safer and more inclusive campus environments for LGBT and ally college and university students. From October 2007 to January 2012, Matt worked as editor of QNotes, the LGBT newspaper of the Carolinas. Matt attended The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and recently returned to school at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte where he is continuing his studies in American history and politics. Matt also provides and media/new media consulting, web hosting and social media integration services. Learn more about Matt and his services at MattComer.net. Read his extended bio and see press clippings at MattComer.net/contact/#about.
On Wednesday, you can help answer the perennial question: What does Charlotte’s LGBT center actually do?
The community voices the LGBT Community Center of Charlotte willfully ignored in their public statement on Tuesday
Charlotte LGBT center issues misleading response, leaves several questions unanswered, but says it will host town hall meeting
Charlotte LGBT center finally releases bylaws, financial documents to public, but more questions still need answers
Welcome to InterstateQ.com, the commentary and opinion blog of civic journalist and progressive, LGBT activist Matt Comer. Hailing from Winston-Salem, N.C., Matt, 28, now lives in Charlotte, where he works as editor of QNotes, the Charlotte-based LGBT newspaper of North Carolina. Matt recently returned to school at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte where he is continuing his studies in American history and politics. More...
David Lari on Source says Charlotte LGBT center rejected building purchase, board membership was purposefully kept small and exclusive
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The category of FMCG products that dominate purchase of rural consumers, is exactly similar to that in urban India.
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