No, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif is not a man. She’s not a trans woman either
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No, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif is not a man. She’s not a trans woman either
The tableau featuring DJs and drag queens was not actually based on “The Last Supper”—and besides, the Olympics themselves have always been gay
Author, journalist and podcaster June Thomas’ new book, “A Place of Our Own,” tells the stories of six spaces that helped define queer women’s culture
A surprising ending tells us something notable about the MTV era
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Hosted by Vancouver Pride Society, Canada Pride 2024 is ready to kick off
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At 41, while I am not financially set, I am significantly more stable. Yet financial anxiety won’t leave me
StreetARToronto celebrates 2SLGBTQ+ artists in first-ever collaboration with The 519 and Pride Toronto
The LaLaPaRuZa returns as queens fight for some of this season’s final badges
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Some platforms have a habit of casting us off once they realize that queerness isn’t just rainbow pins and marketable slogans
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At this late juncture, two queens finally think strategically when it comes to badge donation
LGBTQ2S+ running groups are helping members find community, confidence and sometimes even love