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Opinion

How I became an unsuspecting Master (Part 2)
Opinion

How I became an unsuspecting Master (Part 2)

It was a random meeting in a bar that led to me being here — and yet he clearly had this whole setup arranged before he left the house

By Devon Delacroix
How same-sex samurai stories made gay love beautiful in Japan
Opinion

How same-sex samurai stories made gay love beautiful in Japan

Ihara Saikaku’s book of short stories celebrated male relationships in the 17th century

By Michael Lyons
A year in review 2016: The rise of the racist, homophobic and misogynistic alt-right
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A year in review 2016: The rise of the racist, homophobic and misogynistic alt-right

The gift that keeps on giving — right into the new year

By Arshy Mann
A year in review 2016: How the police divided Toronto’s LGBT community
Opinion

A year in review 2016: How the police divided Toronto’s LGBT community

Difference in opinion on Black Lives Matter, Pride Toronto and Marie Curtis Park polarized the community on policing practices. Will 2017 be any better?

By Arshy Mann
How I became an unsuspecting Master (Part 1)
Opinion

How I became an unsuspecting Master (Part 1)

He already knew my name when he sent me a drink at the bar

By Devon Delacroix
How I learned to bottom as an anonymous manhole
Opinion

How I learned to bottom as an anonymous manhole

A top’s curiosity about receiving wins out

By Kevin Moroso
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A year in review 2016: The case of Brent Hawkes and how it may affect sexual assault survivors
Opinion

A year in review 2016: The case of Brent Hawkes and how it may affect sexual assault survivors

A prominent LGBT leader was charged with a sex-related offence — why were public figures so quick to defend him?

By Arshy Mann
A year in review 2016: Janine Fuller’s toughest fight
Opinion

A year in review 2016: Janine Fuller’s toughest fight

The legendary activist has inspired generations of queer Vancouverites

By Arshy Mann
A year in review 2016: A tale of two Prides, but which one was worse?
Opinion

A year in review 2016: A tale of two Prides, but which one was worse?

As Pride Toronto plunged into a tailspin of resignations and accusations, Vancouver Pride slowly got back on its feet — or did it?

By Arshy Mann
Exploring Soi Twilight, Bangkok’s gay red-light district (Part 2)
Opinion

Exploring Soi Twilight, Bangkok’s gay red-light district (Part 2)

A night at X-Size go-go bar

By Mike Miksche
A year in review 2016: The countdown begins for the Canadian government to halt the HIV epidemic
Opinion

A year in review 2016: The countdown begins for the Canadian government to halt the HIV epidemic

The federal government announced that by 2020, it will have completed its 90-90-90 target — but there’s still a long way to go

By Arshy Mann
A year in review 2016: How queer-friendly spaces flourished outside of Vancouver and Victoria
Opinion

A year in review 2016: How queer-friendly spaces flourished outside of Vancouver and Victoria

Nanaimo and Surrey hold first-ever Pride parades

By Arshy Mann
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How to change the world through queer magic and applied love
Opinion

How to change the world through queer magic and applied love

Three steps to weather and resist a Trump-toxic winter

By Andrew Shopland
Was 2016 the end of progress for global LGBT rights?
Opinion

Was 2016 the end of progress for global LGBT rights?

Few bright spots for LGBT people as voters around the world took hard-right turns

By Rob Salerno
What it means to be queer at Kitsilano Secondary School today
Opinion

What it means to be queer at Kitsilano Secondary School today

Despite anti-LGBT sentiments from some classmates and teachers, students at Kits High are coming out now more than ever before

By Tessa Vikander
A year in review 2016: LGBT students save their mentor at Vancouver school board
Opinion

A year in review 2016: LGBT students save their mentor at Vancouver school board

Now-fired trustees voted unanimously to protect anti-homophobia position in 2016

By Robin Perelle
How Brexit and Trump have validated latent racism
Opinion

How Brexit and Trump have validated latent racism

I am black and British. How can I go back to a country that holds no place for me in its heart?

By Cicely-Belle Blain
Ten interesting facts about the queer women of history
Opinion

Ten interesting facts about the queer women of history

The value isn’t in their names — it’s in their stories

By Jeremy Willard
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