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Charlotte's only African-American business & lifestyle magazine, celebrating a rich 20+-year history

Pride has become a positive, meaningful and influential icon in the community. For more than 20 years, the magazine has highlighted accomplishments of African Americans and promoted social and cultural awareness throughout the community with regard to men, women, business and health. The stories and editorials have been compelling, touching the spirit and soul of the reader. In 2003, Pride introduced its very popular "Living With Pride" edition, featuring the homes, decor, and lifestyles of upscale African Americans thriving in our region. In 2009, Pride brought the Charlotte Multicultural Resource Guide to the scene.

01/12/2026

In a powerful new book, The Way Forward: Keeping the Faith and Doing the Work Amid Hatred and Violence, Charlotte City Councilmember Malcolm Graham reflects on the 2015 Mother Emanuel AME Church tragedy that took the life of his sister, Cynthia Graham Hurd, and eight others. Marking the 10-year anniversary, Graham shares a deeply personal journey through grief, resilience, forgiveness, and faith.

Through honest storytelling, he honors Cynthia’s legacy of service and literacy, explores the complexity of healing in the face of racial violence, and challenges readers to pair faith with action. The book is both a tribute and a call to purpose—urging us to transform pain into meaningful work that builds safer, more compassionate communities.

To read more about Malcolm's journey in honoring his sister's life, check out the full article here: https://issuu.com/watchdog-ent./docs/pride_magazine_-_2026_january_february_men_s_iss/17

01/09/2026

🚨Important Update! 🚨

The 2026 Pride Awards Luncheon is moving from its traditional February date to a bold new timeframe — July 2026.

This strategic shift sets the stage for greater impact, visibility, and innovation. After listening closely to our sponsors, partners, and community—and recognizing the growing momentum around emerging technologies—we’re confident this move will elevate the Pride Awards experience and open the door to exciting new opportunities for engagement.

Our 2026 focus on Generative AI and its influence on culture, business, and community remains front and center. July also aligns with the release of Pride Magazine’s Multicultural Issue, creating a powerful synergy between our print edition and the luncheon’s programming, promotion, and thought leadership.

We can’t wait to share what’s next. For more information, contact Dee@pridecommunications.net

01/06/2026

We are welcoming in 2026 with a brand new issue of Pride Magazine! January and February is our men's issue, and there are so many organizations and individuals to be mentioned. Inside you'll find:

✔️ An exclusive interview with Malcolm Graham and his path through loss and resilience
✔️Career paths can look different for everyone - skilled trades are a great option!
✔️Dr. Bernard Harris shares his experience in space
✔️...and so much more!

Head to our website to read more: https://www.pridemagazineonline.com

12/31/2025

✨ Happy New Year from Pride Magazine! ✨

As we step into 2026, we’re carrying forward the stories, voices, and brilliance of our community — and we can’t wait to keep celebrating, uplifting, and empowering the people who make Charlotte shine.

Thank you for reading, supporting, and believing in the power of representation. Here’s to a year filled with bold ideas, joyful moments, and futures built with purpose.

Cheers to 2026 — let’s make it unforgettable. 🥂

12/29/2025

A loose floorboard or missing handrail might seem small, but for seniors and families on fixed incomes, these hazards can lead to preventable injuries, chronic stress, or even homelessness. Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte (RTGC) is tackling this crisis head-on through its new HomeSick initiative, which reframes unsafe housing as a major public health issue.

Falls, lead exposure, asthma triggers, outdated wiring — these dangers disproportionately impact marginalized neighborhoods and often cost far more than families can afford. RTGC’s programs provide critical repairs, safety upgrades, and preventive education to keep residents safe at home. And the impact is huge: every $1 invested in essential repairs can save up to $19 in Medicaid costs.

RTGC is calling the community to action:
🔧 Volunteer
💛 Give
📣 Advocate
🤝 Partner

Because safe housing isn’t a luxury — it’s a lifeline.

Learn more or get involved at www.rebuildingtogetherclt.org.

12/26/2025

Adventure, resilience, and history in the making — meet Charlotte’s Troop 63.

Troop 63 recently completed a once-in-a-lifetime trek at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico — a 7-day, 32+ mile backpacking challenge through rugged backcountry. From lightning safety crouches on day one to hiking with 30–40 lb packs at high elevation, these scouts pushed their limits, built leadership skills, and grew stronger together.

Founded nearly 100 years ago and now chartered at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Troop 63 carries a long legacy of Black excellence in Scouting. This year’s Philmont Crew trained for two years, sharpening outdoor skills, fundraising, and preparing mentally and physically for the journey.

Their adventure wasn’t just about miles hiked — it was about experiencing new landscapes, honoring nature, and showing what’s possible for future generations of Black scouts.

12/24/2025

As we wrap up another inspiring year of storytelling, celebration and community, we want to thank you — our readers, partners and supporters — for continuing to uplift the voices and brilliance of the Charlotte region.

May your season be filled with joy, connection and moments that remind you of what truly matters. Here’s to rest, renewal and stepping into the new year with purpose and pride.

Warmest holiday wishes from all of us at Pride Magazine!

12/22/2025

Meet Kevin Thomas, the CRVA’s (Charlotte's got a lot) very first Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion — a role he’s proudly shaped since it was created three years ago. At the heart of his work? Building a culture where every employee feels seen, supported and genuinely included.

A Miami native and Johnson C. Smith University alum, Kevin spent nearly 20 years as a diversity educator before joining CRVA — and he’s passionate about the impact the organization continues to have on Charlotte.

“We’re helping this city grow into a place people want to visit and love to call home,” he says, noting how far the Queen City has come and the role CRVA has played in that momentum.

Outside of work, Kevin is also the creator behind Black Xperience 365, a traveling exhibit showcasing art, artifacts and the powerful contributions of Black culture throughout history.

A leader, educator and proud dad of a 13-year-old — Kevin is helping keep inclusion at the center of Charlotte’s story.

12/19/2025

As tech-heavy fields like AI, cybersecurity, and data science continue to surge, today’s 21.8 million college students also have fresh, unconventional academic paths to explore — and they’re just as future-focused.

✨ EcoGastronomy (University of New Hampshire): A dual major blending agriculture, business, cuisine, and sustainability to explore how food travels from farm to table. Graduates go on to become chefs, nutritionists, farm managers, policy analysts and more.

🔮 Foresight (University of Houston): A master’s program dedicated to studying change and shaping the future we want. Students learn forecasting, futures research and strategic planning — skills used in government, nonprofits, private firms and research centers.

🌱 Cannabis Biology & Chemistry (Colorado State University): A science-forward bachelor’s degree preparing students for careers in cannabis research, plant chemistry, biology labs, and graduate study in the sciences.

With careers ranging from AI engineering to eco-gastronomy, today’s students have more ways than ever to build meaningful, innovative careers that match a changing world.

12/17/2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t just sci-fi anymore — it’s part of everyday life, and North Carolina A&T State University is making sure students are ready for the future. Dr. Stephanie Luster-Teasley Pass, Dean of Engineering, breaks it down simply: AI is about training computers to learn and make decisions the way humans do.

AI powers everything from personalized content on our phones to customer service chatbots, and its influence is growing across industries like healthcare, finance, transportation, and manufacturing.

To meet the demand, N.C. A&T — the nation’s top producer of Black engineers — launched the first undergraduate AI degree program at any HBCU this fall. Students can focus on AI Engineering, Computing Systems, or Applied AI, gaining the skills to build, code, and innovate the next generation of technology.

With discussions already underway for a future graduate program, A&T is positioning its students to be tomorrow’s leaders in one of the fastest-growing fields in the world.

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