Trans and non-binary people are rarely afforded the freedom to express desire and alter who they are. It’s time to change that
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Trans and non-binary people are rarely afforded the freedom to express desire and alter who they are. It’s time to change that
From the courage to come out, to freedom from misgendering, to the pains of quarantine dysphoria
How gay sex became vulnerable to outdated hetero gender roles
Yes, the rumours are true. Tine and Sarawat’s story will make you remember your first queer love
Phyllis Lyon was a U.S. lesbian pioneer. But with fewer self-identified lesbians than ever, what is the future of the term?
Before COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill, queer politicians and their partners were having a moment. Reflecting on Pete and Chasten, and the LGBTQ2 political couples who came before them
How archaic laws across the pond fail to recognize trans-affirming marriages
From the ages of 18 to 22, I learned more about what being a woman of colour brought out in other people than about who I was
A new women-only app uses biometric software to determine users’ genders. For trans people, it’s yet another pseudo-scientific method of gatekeeping
After my mother’s death, I turned to my queer community to learn how to grieve
Medical students applying for residency are asking that the application include an optional field to self-identify as queer
Because it’s our girl friends, not just our girlfriends, who are the greatest loves of our lives
Last year, I finally decided it was time—but the insurance process is lengthy, frustrating and unnecessarily mysterious
From dystopian dramas, comedian memoirs and a queer spin on fairytales, you’ll be doing a *lot* of reading this year
We sat down with the author of ‘How We Fight For Our Lives’ to talk about his memoir, writing about trauma and LGBTQ2 rights in the Trump era
Does a big, white dress betray my queer politics?
I grew up in the shop, a space for straight Black men to seek support, friendship and community. But for queer men like me, it’s hardly a haven
School work and learning the Quran took a backseat to pill popping and craving exotic boys