From San Francisco and Santiago to Dublin and Berlin, these sites reflect our history, both good and bad, with creativity and heart
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From San Francisco and Santiago to Dublin and Berlin, these sites reflect our history, both good and bad, with creativity and heart
Too many queer and trans folks avoid regular Pap tests. Simple steps can make the process more welcoming
“It’s important that we find love,” says R. Eric Thomas, “but it’s also important that we we queer people find community and a sense of belonging”
Expelled from a religious community because of their queerness, Peterborough’s Cormac Culkeen is reinventing devotional traditions
The celebrated playwright, author and musician teams up with singer Patricia Cano in a loving act of reclamation
Leiomy Maldonado, Keke Palmer and more take us behind the scenes of Season 3
Kevin Smith’s controversial straight movie about queer culture changed my life
Olavo Dias has worked with some of the country’s most iconic queer artists, including Pabllo Vittar, Luìsa Sonza and Urias
Hugh Ryan’s new book “The Women’s House of Detention” spotlights a crossroads of Black, trans and gay liberation
Uyaiedu Ikpe-Etim and Wapah Ezeigwe make art that pushes back against homophobic norms in Nollywood
Pandemic shutdowns gave some organizers an opportunity to rethink their celebrations and make them more inclusive
Friends and colleagues recall one of Canada’s most infamous journalists and longtime board member of Xtra’s publisher
Director Chase Joynt and historian Jules Gill-Peterson on the present resonance of their groundbreaking documentary
Despite being dismissed as frivolous spectacle in North America, the song contest has always shaped geopolitics and been a force for queer and trans representation
Misconceptions about hep C are contributing to higher cases among queer men
Joris Bas Backer talks to Maia Kobabe about going beyond the narrative of “I always knew”
A new book and compilation finally give the 1960s singer (and former lover of Dusty Springfield) the attention she deserves
Stephen Carpenter and Eric Bourne became the first same-sex couple married in British Antarctic territory this past Sunday