The landmark case removes barriers for LGBTQ2S+ Quebecers who want to change their legal IDs. The rest of Canada still lags behind
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The landmark case removes barriers for LGBTQ2S+ Quebecers who want to change their legal IDs. The rest of Canada still lags behind
An outbreak of the virus in a Seoul gay club early in the pandemic left LGBTQ+ Koreans an easy target for homophobia. But the community continues to fight back
A new Gallup poll finds more Americans than ever identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans—especially Gen Z
On the anniversary of the Toronto bathhouse raids, we reflect on the lasting impact the protests had on the LGBTQ2S+ community
Why some LGBTQ+ people say running for political office is their best shot at legalizing homosexuality in the country
A journalist attends a five-person protest for a trans student—a rarity in the restrictive Southeast Asian city-state
The latest special from the HBO drama, co-written by Hunter Schafer, will hit you right in the feels—as usual
Welcoming the Joe Biden presidency also means saying goodbye to Donald Trump
Some lay blame on old-school journalists, others point to hateful politicians. Either way, anti-trans sentiment has become the nation’s accepted bigotry
Why a fat-centric celebration in Manchester could be the next frontier in inclusive Prides for all
Advice on how to get involved from queers on the frontlines of food insecurity
Inside the meme that fills in the gaps of lacklustre queer representation
Evan Purchell’s “Ask Any Buddy” project explores the evolution of gay porn over the decades—and where progress has stalled in the medium
Some good news from a disappointing night: Meet the queer and trans candidates who won their races
Five American queer and trans-inclusive organizations weigh in
BuzzFeed News reporter Jane Lytvynenko has made a living busting phony news online. For queer and trans folks, that skill is imperative in keeping communities safe
Jim Obergefell, the namesake behind the case that made marriage equality the law of the land, doesn’t have high hopes for America’s highest court