How a small team of LGBTQ2S+ investigators is seeking justice for unidentified Trans Doe victims
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How a small team of LGBTQ2S+ investigators is seeking justice for unidentified Trans Doe victims
Where the parties stand on conversion therapy, poppers, trans health care and more
Whether they’re channelling mariachi, norteño or pure pop, these Latinx music makers will lure you onto the dance floor
Xtra contributor Andy Bandyopadhyay wanted to see artful, intimate portraits of trans men, so he made his own
Culturally, we fear talking about suicide. But for Niko Stratis, speaking openly about suicidal ideation was the only way to end its stigma
Bruce LaBruce talks to the makers of the new doc “Raw! Uncut! Video!” about the horny work of legendary pornographer Jack Fritscher
When trans and queer folks with endo need information that their doctors are not able to provide, these groups empower them to advocate for better care
These cinematic portrayals of Black queer life from around the world are as diverse as our community
The concept of “neuroqueer” helps a trans writer realize there is no one right way to wire a brain
Comedian Tricia Black interviews writer Brian Francis about his hilarious and touching new memoir
Before I could find belonging among fellow queers, I first needed to learn how to belong to myself
Today’s LGBTQ2S+ seniors expect more from filmmakers than the cringe-inducing stereotypes of years past
Need a beach read? We revisit some of the best works of fiction and non-fiction our writers have picked up so far this year
Without a stage for the past year and a half, many queer comedians have taken to TikTok
From Berlin to Bangkok, global queer tourism destinations are gearing up to welcome you back. But visitors should expect surprises
From big dick energy to clapping back at your haters, there’s a music video for every mood
From Rio to Mykonos, insiders share tips and tricks to have the time of your life queering it up on the sand
In “Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead,” Emily Austin examines the intersection of queerness, religion and mental illness