Drag and Lego superfan Brick Queens YVR has been sharing unique “Drag Race” fan art every day for over three years
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Drag and Lego superfan Brick Queens YVR has been sharing unique “Drag Race” fan art every day for over three years
ANALYSIS: There’s nothing inherently sexual about young people learning about queer and trans people
Culture seems increasingly obsessed with fine dining—but might be missing out on the joy of cooking low-class foods at home for friends
Disabled people aren’t a monolith, and not every autistic person is on the ace spectrum. But for me, the two parts of my identity are linked
In his new book, “Park Cruising,” author Marcus McCann looks at the forces that triggered a police sting of Toronto’s Marie Curtis Park
OPINION: “Adult” “Human” “Female” is a highly problematic way to identify
ANALYSIS: While the algorithm has evolved, it’s still worth considering how search engines respond
With her girlfriend and cat in tow, Viktoriia Kovalenko escaped Kharkiv last year, embarking on a harrowing odyssey brightened by kindnesses from strangers
OPINION: Under the euphemisms, transphobic figureheads are sending a clear message
My stepdad’s long-term care facility has a Rainbow Wing for LGBTQ2S+ seniors. It’s a first in North America
OPINION: We increasingly rely on social media sites like TikTok and Twitter to categorize people. As queer folks, should we be worried?
Author and midwife Kristin Liam Kali weighs in on the significant challenges and transformational benefits of becoming a parent
Three families—including the parents of the once-controversial Baby Storm—share their stories
In the nine-part series Queering Family, Xtra guest editor Stéphanie Verge introduces us to people who are redefining what it means to build and sustain a family
Perhaps LGBTQ2S+ writers, creatives and historians can teach us how to do more than just get by