OPINION: To vote or note to vote? What LGBTQ+ voters in Zimbabwe need to consider
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OPINION: To vote or note to vote? What LGBTQ+ voters in Zimbabwe need to consider
After over a year working at a U.S. news outlet, Nora J.S. Reichardt reintroduced herself to viewers
The U.S. could resemble states without non-discrimination laws if the court sides with Lorie Smith
Sinn Fein on the importance of queer and trans rights for a united Ireland
This decision stands in stark contrast with most of its Eastern European neighbours, some of which have increasingly opposed LGBTQ+ equality
Danielle Smith refused to condemn a candidate for her Wildrose Party in 2012 after he said LGBTQ2S+ people would suffer in a “lake of fire”
Lyra Evans, believed to be Canada’s first openly trans school trustee, discusses running a second time, the growing anti-trans movement and more
Liliana Bakhtiari may be the first U.S. politician to be openly in a non-monogamous relationship
After pandemic lockdowns and anti-Asian violence, LGBTQ2S+ Asians across Canada are coming together with a vengeance
The decision came in the wake of outcry on Twitter
Congrats to Erika Hilton and Duda Salabert!
Senate Bill 107, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last week, protects trans youth and their families from out-of-state prosecution
The Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion speaks to how the federal government plans to address housing issues faced by queer and trans people
Over 20 years ago, police raided the Pussy Palace, but this is just a piece of the queer women’s bathhouse’s story
Xtra readers submitted pups, parades, parties and more, but one photo won out
The study comes at a time when trans healthcare is increasingly under fire in political and social arenas
Four years under the far-right presidency of Jair Bolsonaro has galvanized a whole new generation of activists—but divisions remain
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s policies would prevent students from using their correct name or pronouns without a court order