“I was intrigued by how it might let me have and hold something that had always seemed ephemeral and out of reach”
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“I was intrigued by how it might let me have and hold something that had always seemed ephemeral and out of reach”
Twenty years after the publication of “Brazen Femme,” a new podcast reflects on the anthology, and femme identity then and now
When it comes to traditional Indigenous tattoos, Two-Spirit artists are “genderqueering the practice”
OPINION: The details of Saskatchewan’s forced-through pronoun legislation show how it’s all about politics—not protecting kids
“The data here is emblematic of a tidal wave shift that is coming with the younger generation”
ANALYSIS: North America has a long history with racist, misogynist and anti-queer activism focused on schools
The series follows Vivek Shraya’s desire to become “brown Madonna” and grapples with “what happens when a star isn’t born”
OPINION: Reaction to Stevens’s tragic tribute to his late partner shows the nuance of queer life in the spotlight
“Quite frankly, they’re lying to Canadians,” says Momentum’s Fae Johnstone
OPINION: As a queer Nigerian, I was looking forward to Eric Effiong’s storyline—but its lack of nuance left me wanting more
Queerness in so many ways is about self-determination. As we explore in our new series, “Queer Ink,” so are tattoos
REVIEW: This thrilling debut is a rare exploration of gay trans manhood
University of Winnipeg Two-Spirit archive puts queer Indigenous life in the spotlight
OPINION: Some Trump-appointed judges are testing the limits of free-speech protections to help push forward right-wing agendas
Tarot legend and comics writer Rachel Pollack’s legacy is epic
The organizers behind opposition to Wednesday’s anti-trans marches warn that Canada is headed down a “dangerous path”
OPINION: Canadians should be vigilant against growing anti-trans backlash
Sports writer Katie Barnes’s debut book is a must-read deep dive into trans inclusion in sport