In the third installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series: How state borders constrain a nation’s residents just as much as they control who gets let in
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In the third installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series: How state borders constrain a nation’s residents just as much as they control who gets let in
With the release of “There Will Be Tears,” our summer just got a whole lot livelier
The Florida writer discusses her latest novel, queer fluidity and the perfect lesbian bar
The “¡Hola Papi!” columnist and author discusses the value of listening and how he learned to be a gay mentor
From music genres to political labels, the Toronto rocker—one half of Black Dresses—rails against preconceptions
Social justice organizers suggest three principles for allies wanting to support Black LGBTQ2S+ narratives
Gay men who don’t like anal sex—neither topping nor bottoming—claim their place in the community
How one trans veteran confronts verbal and physical attacks—riding as hard as she can, chasing a memory
Meet Dan Unger from Winnipeg punk trio Tunic: “Being queer rocks”
Tories have long made LGBTQ2S+ rights a wedge issue. Now the issue is dividing the party—and thwarting its chances at winning the next federal election
At-home testing kits were greenlit in November 2020, but few Canadians have used them
Podcast founders Michael Hobbes and Aubrey Gordon discuss health trolls, debunking weight-loss fads and why queers should care about weight stigma
Freedom Youth, founded more than 25 years ago, moved online during the pandemic
Queer femme Randa Jarrar writes through her PTSD pain to clear space for a badass queer future
For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love
The Vancouver-based musician and animator finds control in chaos
The cable network started out titillating us with sex, death, mobsters and vampires. Now it’s teenage sexual fluidity
From Baltimore’s Abdu Ali to Melbourne’s Uboa, we spotlight seven bands who harness our righteous rage