U.S.-based activist group is finding a way forward when it comes to resisting TERF attacks and fighting for equitable access to healthcare for all
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U.S.-based activist group is finding a way forward when it comes to resisting TERF attacks and fighting for equitable access to healthcare for all
The group argues that the USDA’s anti-discrimination directives restrict their states’ ability to enforce their own laws
State of Canadian funding for HIV/AIDS is dismal
A 2021 report found that large numbers of patients were waiting up to two years for appointments.
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This week’s eliminated “Canada’s Drag Race” contestant talks Indigenous representation, TikTok fame and toxic fans
Republican Ted Cruz says “consenting adults should be able to do what they wish in their private sexual activity”
After a season that saw three “All Stars” winners make the final four, it was Logo-era winners who reigned supreme
The twinners’ tie is finally broken, and Logo-era “Drag Race” reigns supreme
Thirty-eight percent of young adults in sub-Saharan Africa said they want their governments to do more for LGBTQ+ rights
While this week’s challenge was in pairs, the power ranking is as solo as ever
A duet lip sync challenge tests the queens on a necessary survival skill
Eight-year-old Ella is celebrating her new name and transition with family this weekend
Some have waited months to years to receive updated cards, while others have never received a response
The singling out of trans girls “is unequivocally discrimination on the basis of sex,” ruled the judge
A new rule aims to reverse Trump-era efforts to remove non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ2S+ people
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In “Pretty Baby,” Belcher makes intriguing connections between the patriarchy, capitalism and queerness