“The Surprise of a Knight,” the first known queer “stag film,” shows how gender, sexuality and desire have always been fluid
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“The Surprise of a Knight,” the first known queer “stag film,” shows how gender, sexuality and desire have always been fluid
Claude Cahun’s gender-bending self portraits were ahead of their time—and nearly erased from art history
Many program survivors argue that conversion therapy has persisted as an open secret in the industry for years
Efforts to list a Michigan statehouse candidate’s deadname—from within her own party—reveal the indignities baked into ID systems
The late trailblazer made history when he came out in 2013
While they might not fully understand my transness, our conversations about gender bring us closer
The former tennis player broke barriers for trans athletes in 1977. Then she changed her tune
Experts say the data will boost understanding of the economic, health and social inequities faced by LGBTQ2S+ people
“On Our Backs” filled a void by authentically documenting—and celebrating—lesbian sexuality
Photographer Peter Hujar’s work revelled in eroticism, pain and the thin line between life and death
Queer life coaches promise to support people in coming out, dating and finding community. But the reviews are mixed
Photos of beloved organizer Alison Laing show how trans visibility has persisted for decades
Trans Day of Visibility is a call to action reminding us that other things in our world can change for the better too
As the rainbow hockey stick tape turns 10 years old, reaction to “Heated Rivalry” shows it is more vital than ever
In banning trans women from the Olympics and mandating strict gender testing, the IOC just set women’s rights overall back
Despite curfews, blackouts and anti-LGBTQ+ attacks, queer clubs and raves are bringing people together in Ukraine’s capital city
Hiding my transness nearly killed me. Let’s work to build a world where trans people’s lives aren’t quite so hard
From 1916 to 1940, “Urania” imagined a world beyond gender—and documented feminist movements around the globe