From Canadian breakout Robert Adam to trans industry vet Namoli Brennet
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From Canadian breakout Robert Adam to trans industry vet Namoli Brennet
Report shows urgent need for better queer and trans stories—and representation among the people who make them
Non-binary illustrator En Tze Loh’s involvement was limited to a single item sold online. Other artists say they also have been affected
Taking a pill once a day sounds simple. But what happens when you put the intricacies of travel into the mix?
The nine-part multimedia series examines how people across North America are redefining what it means to build and sustain familial bonds
LGBTQ2S+ representation in the Canadian screen industries will be the focus of a Pink Paper
OPINION: Calls to restrict access to supposed adult content should be called out for their true intentions: relegating queer content to the shadows
ANALYSIS: Why restricting social media would be dangerous for kids
In 2016, North Carolina’s HB2 prompted businesses, musicians and even the NBA to boycott the state. Today, at least 12 states have similar laws on the books. What changed?
Medical organizations, politicians and queer groups say Danielle Smith’s proposed policies are stigmatizing and dangerous
A new bill introduced in the Missouri state legislature shows how far state governments are willing to go to dictate what private companies can and cannot say
But the province says it will take till 2025 for more to be issued
Queer and trans rights will be a major issue in the 2024 U.S. presidential election
Experts say the precedent means that the queer community will be able to protect themselves from defamation and hateful speech
First study of its kind looks at some of the reasons why
At protests across the country, queer and trans people are insisting that LGBTQ2S+ liberation and Palestinian liberation are intertwined
“This is how homophobia works. It’s just plain and simple,” says Danny Ramadan, author of one of the targeted books
California is often viewed as an overwhelmingly progressive state—but the reality is much more complicated