An award-winning new documentary teaches us about the importance—and the pitfalls—of helping LGBTQ+ people flee persecution
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An award-winning new documentary teaches us about the importance—and the pitfalls—of helping LGBTQ+ people flee persecution
LGBTQ2S+ people are being inexplicably censored on the platform—and they’re finding creative ways to get around it
It’s a rough day on the runway after a disappointing Snatch Game
With “Small Town Pride” premiering at Inside Out, co-director Chelle Turingan reflects on the power of representation and queer cinema
Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning May 6
Meet Dan Unger from Winnipeg punk trio Tunic: “Being queer rocks”
Jamal Jordan’s new book “Queer Love in Color” documents diverse couples and families around the world
Talented queer and trans people shouldn’t have to stay quiet to get work
The California governor candidate said trans girls shouldn’t be allowed to play girls sports
“The only two critics I really care about are my parents,” says the founder of The Violet Hour reading series
Taika Waititi guest stars in the season premiere of the latest “Drag Race” international iteration
Despite a production bubble and a slow start, this crop of queens wound up tackling pressing issues in America
How taking photos while out on walks is helping one Toronto resident stop and notice the beauty around them
From “Halston” and “Legendary” to “Keyboard Fantasies”
Stephen Dunn even wrote a role for friend and “Drag Race” legend Chi Chi DeVayne before she died
From cancel culture to gay history, these are the discussions that will get you hooked
Controversies at two Canadian universities demonstrate how students on the margins get overlooked again and again
Freedom Youth, founded more than 25 years ago, moved online during the pandemic