The Sins Invalid collective was instrumental in the evolution of the disability justice movement. A new book chronicles their history
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The Sins Invalid collective was instrumental in the evolution of the disability justice movement. A new book chronicles their history
The Broadway star reflects on abuse, authenticity and why NYC is home to misfits like him
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“Up Against the Wall” explores the meaning and impact of the AIDS epidemic as told through posters over the last 40 years
The writer behind disaster lesbian Doctor Chelli Lona Aphra, Alyssa Wong is slowly queering the “Star Wars” universe
In “The Light Streamed Beneath It,” the author and comedian writes about the worst moments of his life with honesty and optimism
“It’s an attack against my livelihood… It’s an attack against my existence”
Marie Laing discusses her landmark study on Indigenous queerness among urban youth
The “Witch Boy” author will publish her latest offering exclusively through a Substack newsletter
In his memoir “Permanent Astonishment,” Highway celebrates life in the Canadian North in the 1950s and ’60s
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Three recent pieces from the “Toronto Star,” CBC and CTV show a worrying trend towards anti-trans narratives
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Author Tee Franklin discusses “Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour”
Kate Cayley’s “Householders” jumps back and forth in time, its characters in search of community
“It is one thing to fall in love. It is quite another thing to stay in love”
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An excerpt from Emily Garside’s new book “Love that Journey for Me: The Queer Revolution of Schitt’s Creek”