Disabled queers want more than just to be able to get up the doorstep to your party. We want to be part of our community
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Disabled queers want more than just to be able to get up the doorstep to your party. We want to be part of our community
Finding a physical activity that I loved came at the cost of putting up with countless small acts of hostility
I wish I had a brotherhood who would fight for my right to be included as one of their own
Trans visibility is getting better, but most of the world is still in the dark
The holiday season is ingrained in family tradition and cultural institutions, but many queer people still don’t have a seat at the table
How I honoured Chinese funeral tradition, my family and queerness at my grandfather’s funeral
I spent my teens trying to embrace my identity. When I finally came out there was a whole community of people like me
Why do so few shelters provide a safe space for trans men?
What Barry Neufeld has in common with Quebec’s new niqab ban
I had been obsessed with procreating since I could stand on two feet. But what happens when that path becomes obscured by who you fall in love with?
One of Albania’s most prominent LGBT leaders looks back on five years of unexpected progress
The more I am told that the traditional dress of my ancestors will never be mine, the more stubbornly I try to squeeze my body into its confines
And the struggle to emerge from the stifling weight of silence
From performances about love, life and identity, this year has something for everyone
I thought I was supposed to try to be white if I wanted to accept my queerness. It didn’t occur to me that there were other queer POC hiding too
From being a homeless teen to an Old Catholic priest to founder of Arabian Knights LGBTQ, Kerolos Saleib knows the importance of self-love and community
I’ve grown up trying to navigate what it means to be gay, male, Chinese and Canadian. It turns out I can be everything