Why one BC oral history project asked youth to interview activists about the past 50 years of queer and trans reform
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Why one BC oral history project asked youth to interview activists about the past 50 years of queer and trans reform
Rupert Raj and Tatiana Ferguson talk community organization, early and late-life transition
Mother of the year!
How brain science explains queer trauma, conflict and call-out culture
It’s about time LGBTQ2 folks get to be as messy in love on reality TV as our straight counterparts
It took me years to use the label ‘lesbian,’ to feel I had earned it. Even if others are discarding it, I refuse to let it go
Still talking to the manatees all these years later
Honestly babe, tell us who you are and we’ll tell you what’s up
Maybe she needs to calm down
Bro, no homo, but I love your reusable tote
Though the animated sitcom has been cancelled, it remains beloved by LGBTQ2 fans for its embrace of non-normalcy
Some people’s senses are out of this world
The bartender asks, ‘Where’s your pink shirt?’
Tim McCaskell and Shakir Rahim talk Toronto’s bathhouse raids, the Bruce McArthur case and the marginalization of queer and trans people of colour
The hit series broke ground with its diverse cast, queer love scenes and stories of life in prison. But what’s the line between spotlight and spectacle?
Project Marie was shocking, but gay men learned how to respond — based on the past
The Zero for Zeros campaign has the receipts
Activist Tim McCaskell on how reaction to the raids informed the future of gay liberation