Here are the main characters that made, and broke, the year in queer
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Here are the main characters that made, and broke, the year in queer
It makes sense to want to be in the know. But what if being informed of every little thing happening in this big, wide world is actually hurting you?
Our picks for the year’s best fiction and non-fiction, from Alison Bechdel to Ocean Vuong
International seasons dominate the list of best performances of the year
AI’s got nothing on good quality dumb entertainment—and only people can make that
Mark Carney’s government needs to stand up for our rights or we’re headed in the direction of the U.S.
Films like “Sorry, Baby” and “The Wedding Banquet” made the year worth watching
For 15 years, I hoped my words would change something. Now I’m grieving the world that could’ve been
The Alberta government is invoking the Notwithstanding Clause to protect its three anti-trans laws from being challenged in the courts
There should be a political cost for using the clause; unfortunately, there isn’t
The past year has been horrifying for trans people in the U.S. The past week gave me hope for the future
The new Liberal hate crime legislation is more symbolic gesture than actual change
CBS is crumbling under the weight of a billionaire and his favourite news lackey. This is emblematic of the larger issues facing U.S. media
When it comes to the Notwithstanding Clause, premiers opposed to the federal government’s factum are showing their true colours
Swift fans who have built a community around queer readings of the singer’s work are being bullied into submission. Why are they so misunderstood?
Queer and social justice movements must reject cancel culture to meet the moment
Legal challenges are important, but they don’t get to the root of anti-trans legislation
Charlie Kirk’s murder is the latest event in which trans people have suddenly, inexplicably, become main characters