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Still making history
Pride event remembers The Body Politic
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Four decades of Pink Triangle Press
Publishers of The Body Politic and Xtra celebrate past and future
Our communities remade
The Body Politic & the 1981 Toronto bathhouse riots
What is a photograph?
The ArQuives celebrates 50 years of liberation and advocacy
Going where readers are is baked into Xtra’s DNA
Senior editor Mel Woods tasked with taking Xtra to new audiences
What makes for a good gay cruising grounds
In his new book, “Park Cruising,” author Marcus McCann looks at the forces that triggered a police sting of Toronto’s Marie Curtis Park
Facelift or face slap? Here’s what’s happening to one of Canada’s queerest beaches
When a “festival space” is proposed for Hanlan’s Point, patrons of the neighbouring beach organize
Celebrated theatre artist Daniel MacIvor to join Xtra’s publisher
MacIvor to head up new creative studio at Pink Triangle Press
‘I hope you’re not going to make too much of this:’ Gerald Hannon recounts how his sex work got splashed all over international media
In this excerpt from his posthumous memoir, the late activist and journalist Gerald Hannon relives the “hooker” headline
Almost 30 years after their breakout literary successes, Shani Mootoo and Shyam Selvadurai are (mostly) no longer outsiders
In a conversation hosted by Xtra, the two authors talk about their new books and how far they’ve come
Gerald Hannon, a key figure in the gay liberation movement, has died at age 77
Friends and colleagues recall one of Canada’s most infamous journalists and longtime board member of Xtra’s publisher
Our pick of books to help you celebrate Pride season (plus some edgier reads, too)
Check out the 14 LGBTQ2S+ books we’re most excited to dive into this Pride
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A revolution led by sex workers
In the final installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series: why trans women of colour sex workers are the thot leaders we need
Screw capitalism: For love to actually win, we need a revolution
In the fifth installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, why marriage equality isn’t the key to our liberation and how capitalism is bad for sex lives
The future is Indigiqueer
In the fourth installment of the “‘Protest and Pleasure”’ series, how Indigenous peoples and nations are building the pathway to sexual and gender liberation
What writer Peter Dubé is looking for at the intersection of queerness and the surreal
His latest book-length poem, “The Headless Man,” follows a mysterious character from birth to sexuality
More WAPs, less cops
In the second installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, we explore why defunding the police is the best protection against sexual violence
Let’s celebrate our vulnerable, ‘imperfect’ bodies
In the first installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, disability justice activists explain how liberating ourselves from ableism makes sex hotter for everyone
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