‘There is no precedent, no template of healing that we can draw upon,’ says Kristyn Wong-Tam
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‘There is no precedent, no template of healing that we can draw upon,’ says Kristyn Wong-Tam
The election of Mia Mottley could be a turning point for LGBT Barbadians
Ontario’s first lesbian premier is historically unpopular, even though her rivals have mirrored her policies
Even as rights expand, LGBT activists face growing persecution
Why won’t Toronto police swallow their pride, and march out of uniform?
Social conservatives are a resurgent force in Albertan and Ontarian politics
Police and media left out key details of HIV non-disclosure charges
Disrupt their networks, deradicalize their recruits and fight their toxic masculinity
The fight for LGBT rights abroad begins at home
The Liberals can’t say they’re fighting sexual violence while they maintain the status quo on sex work laws
If PC leader Doug Ford becomes premier, many of the gains made on LGBT rights will be under threat
Social media channels have a bad habit of going after marginalized communities
Instead of blaming the community, Mark Saunders should look at his own force
Tricks often think of sex workers as fuck machines up for anything — that doesn’t mean you can surprise us with additional parties
How often can a social conservative say “anal sex” with a straight face?
If she wins, Christine Elliott’s return to provincial politics could turn the page on the party’s history of homophobia
Our institutions are all complicit in turning a blind eye to the most vulnerable