The NDP, Conservatives and Liberals could be doing much more for LGBTQ2S+ Canadians. Instead, they’re doling out a lot of the same empty promises
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The NDP, Conservatives and Liberals could be doing much more for LGBTQ2S+ Canadians. Instead, they’re doling out a lot of the same empty promises
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Coming out to my noncommunicative Indian parents over FaceTime was a journey—one that’s not quite over yet
Michelle Rempel Garner’s open letter to the minister of health is an example of true allyship—if it doesn’t become an election punchline
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A writer with borderline personality disorder found a virtual space free from stigma and brimming with humour
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Spoiler alert: If past elections are any indication, expect broken promises
The Spice Girls topped the charts for just a short time, but they will forever be fetish objects for queer kids from the 1990s
It’s hard to watch crackdowns on LGBTQ+ people in China and other countries
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What queering public spaces with anxious, hopeful bodies might look like post-lockdown
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“Reese Witherspoon’s character was so impactful it made me want to be a fiercely fab lawyer, too,” writes editor-at-large Tre’vell Anderson
The legacy of the Reagan presidency’s callous handling of the early HIV/AIDS crisis still haunts us today