An annual tradition returns: the highs and the lows of the past year, personified
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An annual tradition returns: the highs and the lows of the past year, personified
New year, new ink? Check out some picks for artists to inspire your next tattoo
The best and brightest—even most bewildering—stories from a back catalogue brimming with insight
ANALYSIS: The fight to protect trans and gender-diverse kids is far from over
ANALYSIS: What do Troye Sivan, Gigi Gorgeous, Tom Daley and Dodie have in common? They all came out on YouTube. But the platform is no longer as central to queer and trans narratives
“Renegades: San Francisco, The 1990s” captures a vital and vibrant era of queer and trans life
OPINION: A petition calling on teachers to violate Saskatchewan’s anti-trans Parents’ Bill of Rights could help the cause of striking it down
First study of its kind looks at some of the reasons why
The writer, poet and anti-TERF activist reflects on half a century of fighting for trans rights
Anaheim Ducks organist Lindsay Imber is using her visibility to boost inclusion in hockey
As anti-LGBTQ2S+ discrimination shakes the U.S. South, a non-profit and team of activists join together to bring visibility to trans lives in South Carolina
ANALYSIS: While the new biopic “Maestro” embraces Bernstein’s queerness, it still leaves questions lingering
Transpapers auto-fills legal forms for Michigan residents changing their legal documents. Every state should have this tool
“This is how homophobia works. It’s just plain and simple,” says Danny Ramadan, author of one of the targeted books
Local drag performers say the area mostly serves affluent white men
OPINION: Conservative politicians across Canada have signalled their support for so-called “parental rights.” But children and youth have rights of their own
The non-binary Paralympic wheelchair basketball medalist was just named to Canada’s Order of Sport
“I was intrigued by how it might let me have and hold something that had always seemed ephemeral and out of reach”