The paper of record is the target of two open letters
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The paper of record is the target of two open letters
The verdict comes after a five-year legal battle for the right to change gender markers on IDs without undergoing full gender reassignment surgeries
In the state with the most anti-trans legislation proposed this year thus far, families, school communities and even rabbis are banding together
After an incident of homophobic harassment, learning about my local park’s LGBTQ+ history gave me the confidence to keep going out for daily walks
During Bolsonaro’s final year as president of Brazil, researchers say a queer person was killed every 34 hours in the South American country
Celeste Trianon talks youth activism, trans rights and and what lies ahead
KyivPride Canada put a call out to local LGBTQ2S+ community members and allies to open their homes to migrants
Kai advises a reader who feels like they’re selling their soul
The activist and designer’s murder has shocked his community, who are working to keep his memory alive
Amber Briggle is suing Governor Greg Abbott to protect her son and others
The project hopes to alleviate the loneliness and alienation the youth might face during the winter
ANALYSIS: As a community, we talk a good talk about keeping each other safe, so why aren’t we doing it now?
A new law could bring safety and equality for trans people in the country
The Manitoba Skateboarding Coalition are fundraising for an indoor skate park, as Winnipeg’s largest space has discriminatory policies
An extension of the country’s infamous 2013 “propaganda” law will also ban depictions of homosexuality across all media
After six years in Canada’s senate, Kim Pate says there’s more work to do
Australia, Denmark and the U.S. are among the World Cup teams trying to draw attention to Qatar’s abysmal human rights record
The beloved activist coined the term “sex work”