Let’s collectively imagine how we might build a world where we all feel abundantly supported when we’re grieving
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Let’s collectively imagine how we might build a world where we all feel abundantly supported when we’re grieving
Georgia Oakley’s feature debut evokes a world where living openly carried great risks
Just as they do in life, kink and eroticism can play a role in death
Plus, for those in Toronto, queer music from NXNE
An increase in anti-LGBTQ2S+ hate has forced some events to cancel, while others hire more security and take up emergency training
Forrester entered the race to hold candidates to account on the issues affecting Toronto’s most marginalized communities
We can become more skilled in navigating, subverting and transforming death and dying industries and institutions
The Filipinx kulintang ensemble explores explicit desires on their second album
We can be specific, creative and collaborative in our approach to end-of-life planning
Drag and Lego superfan Brick Queens YVR has been sharing unique “Drag Race” fan art every day for over three years
We live queer lives—and we can die queer deaths too
New Zelda game “Tears of the Kingdom” puts hero Link in a miniskirt and nail polish, but some queer and trans fans long for a game that truly reimagines gender
S. Bear Bergman curates a beautiful Pride Month of culture with a starring role for you
The trans synth pioneer changed music—and the world—forever
Disabled people aren’t a monolith, and not every autistic person is on the ace spectrum. But for me, the two parts of my identity are linked
Budding theatre queens, intersex advocates, virgin lesbian fight club and a raunchy road trip through China are among the summer’s queer cinematic treats. And Donna Summer
“Delusion is the key to confidence,” says the trans drag alien probing North Americans, er, North America this summer
Tracking the decades-long hot-and-cold relationship between elected officials and Pride festivals