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When investigations into the deaths of trans women go unsolved
A veteran journalist explores what the Bruce McArthur case can teach us about other unsolved murder investigations and the policing of sex work
First Lady Nancy Reagan befriended gay men, then betrayed them
The legacy of the Reagan presidency’s callous handling of the early HIV/AIDS crisis still haunts us today
Despite ongoing homophobia, Kenya forms an LGBTQ+ state agency
The agency will report back to the government on discrimination faced by marginalized queer and trans Kenyans
How the fight to legalize gay marriage in the U.S. was kickstarted by a PR stunt in Hawaii
Bill Woods thought his plot to procure marriage licences for gay couples would make news on the islands. He didn’t think, 25 years later, it would make history
One year later, LGBTQ2S+ businesses are still struggling to stay afloat
Queer- and trans-owned businesses were some of the hardest hit by COVID-19. Now, their survival hinges on how vital customers think they are
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