LGBTQ+ advocates push for new non-discrimination ordinance in Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On Monday evening, Charlotte's LGBTQ+ leaders and allies rallied to demand the city of Charlotte pass a fully-inclusive non-discrimination ordinance.

Asking for a new ordinance to include protections against discrimination in housing and other public accomodations, the groups hope Charlotte joins eight other cities and counties, which have already passed similar ordinances.

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