A journalist attends a five-person protest for a trans student—a rarity in the restrictive Southeast Asian city-state
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A journalist attends a five-person protest for a trans student—a rarity in the restrictive Southeast Asian city-state
Black gay minister Ashton Totten-Reynolds on his efforts to get out the vote in America’s most crucial battleground state
Some lay blame on old-school journalists, others point to hateful politicians. Either way, anti-trans sentiment has become the nation’s accepted bigotry
While exorcising exes and feeding our communities
Advice on how to get involved from queers on the frontlines of food insecurity
Celebrating the best and condemning the worst of a year unlike any other
Sure, this year sucked, but it wasn’t all bad
The decriminalization of homosexuality has meant little on the streets of India
Our current system is a nightmare; it’s time to dream differently
What to watch, read, listen to, or look at: Oct. 22
Eric Cervini’s ‘The Deviant’s War’ follows the life and activism of Frank Kameny—a generation before Stonewall
Creativity meets bravery as LGBTQ singers and bands challenge state-sponsored homophobia
Looking back at the women’s bathhouse raids and their aftermath, one organizer says that reforms don’t lead to real change and the only fix for policing is to abolish it
Activists call the latest protests against homophobia and transphobia the “Polish Stonewall,” as anti-LGBTQ President Andrzej Duda is re-elected for another term
All around the world, people are taking to the streets in demonstrations against systemic racism and police violence. In Toronto, photojournalist Nick Lachance has been documenting the resistance movement
Black communities have taken to the streets to protest white supremacy during COVID-19 with the knowledge that we can—and will—keep each other safe
As Pride is marked around the globe, we take a look at the places where rights are under attack and one nation that has seen recent victories
Amid a pandemic and anti-racism protests—and with large Pride events cancelled—how will LGBTQ2 folks step up to fill the void?