Glenn Burke made history as the first Major League Baseball player to publicly come out as gay. He’s also credited with inventing the high-five
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Glenn Burke made history as the first Major League Baseball player to publicly come out as gay. He’s also credited with inventing the high-five
It’s hard to figure out just what producers were thinking with this merge format
The dream of a handful of queer couples to have their love recognized in law catalyzed a global movement
ANALYSIS: Messy, vulnerable narratives remind us that queer marriage isn’t always the happily-ever-after we hope for
ANALYSIS: A new report found Alberta officials referenced a book rating website with ties to the controversial advocacy group
After previously flagging several LGBTQ2S+ titles as “inappropriate,” the province says schools must remove “sexually explicit” books by Oct. 1
ANALYSIS: Twinks don’t have to die—they can transition
“Sorry, Baby,” “John Proctor Is the Villain” and “Trauma Plot” are changing the narrative about rape stories by reflecting how it hasn’t changed
A season that was fostering potential best-of-all-time conversation hit its rough patch
ANALYSIS: One of Canada’s largest Prides has scrambled to cover sponsor losses, and some wonder if that was inevitable
ANALYSIS: The vast majority of political violence in America is coming from the right wing, and is aimed at marginalized people
The Sapphic stars “came out” as dating men—and rebranded accordingly
ANALYSIS: Queer and trans people have always found ways to make family, to resist erasure and to dream of something more
With a raid on a popular poppers brand, the Trump administration continues a decades-long attack on our right to party
And the rest of the queens are just living in it—though they try their best to fight back
ANALYSIS: The world is growing increasingly hostile toward the LGBTQ2S+ community. We need superheroes now more than ever
ANALYSIS: Action4Canada is calling Alberta’s move to investigate “inappropriate” school library books a “massive win”
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”