The filmmakers behind “Something You Said Last Night” “ROSIE” and more are queering the Toronto International Film Festival
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The filmmakers behind “Something You Said Last Night” “ROSIE” and more are queering the Toronto International Film Festival
From homophobic microaggressions to being denied gender-affirming care, LGBTQ2S+ seniors and their caregivers face added barriers to accessing proper support
Saint Kitts and Nevis is just the latest win. Here’s our guide to the many court cases unfolding in the Caribbean
As cases continue to rise in North America, queer and trans men are still struggling to access mpox vaccines, treatment and financial aid
Through two permanent archives and the artists she influenced, the legendary doll-maker’s work lives on
The indie wrestling breakout brings trans joy, keyblade battles and Naruto kicks to the ring
The out MP talks international human rights work, the blood ban, HIV funding and more
What happens when good teachers are prohibited from giving students the support they need? They leave teaching
The attack is reportedly the latest in a series of anti-trans violence directed at Clara Sorrenti, who is known as Keffals
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U.S.-based activist group is finding a way forward when it comes to resisting TERF attacks and fighting for equitable access to healthcare for all
A filmmaker, a poet and a visual artist—each embodies the bohemian soul of West Bengal
This fraught, at times dangerous, history offers valuable lessons for everyone post-Roe
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo has spent over four months covering the war like few others—becoming a target of Russian propaganda and right-wing attacks in the process
In a beautiful new book, artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman has co-edited a celebration of places around the world that bring LGBTQ2S+ people together
Xtra catches up with the out gay Liberal MP on this initiative and more
Thirty-five years after launching her harrowing AIDS trilogy with the release of “The Divine Punishment,” Galás turns her unflinching gaze at the depravity of the First World War
The U.S. Supreme Court may be threatening to reverse progress on LGBTQ2S+ rights, but countries the world over are pushing marriage equality forward