Jamal Jordan’s new book “Queer Love in Color” documents diverse couples and families around the world
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Jamal Jordan’s new book “Queer Love in Color” documents diverse couples and families around the world
The California governor candidate said trans girls shouldn’t be allowed to play girls sports
As I roam freely with them, the animals can just be—and I can, too
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of our publisher Pink Triangle Press, Xtra is looking for a new sexual revolution—one based on social justice and mutual care
Whether on the streets or in creative ways online, LGBTQ+ Nigerians are creating community and calling for change in the wake of the #EndSARS movement
Queer financial gurus offer up their best advice to thrive in a society that isn’t always set up for our success
The anti-trans bills across the United States come from dangerous ideas that have been simmering for years
Tories have long made LGBTQ2S+ rights a wedge issue. Now the issue is dividing the party—and thwarting its chances at winning the next federal election
Controversies at two Canadian universities demonstrate how students on the margins get overlooked again and again
We pulled the queerest moments from the decidedly straight, cis Oscars
Meet the flamboyant dancers who know how to strike a pose
Conservative MP Tamara Jansen made the comment during a debate on a bill that would ban conversion therapy
The Liberal government’s proposed ‘inclusive recovery’ addresses queer and trans folks’ lived realities—and that’s a good start
Ahead of the 93rd Academy Awards airing live from L.A. this weekend, Tre’vell Anderson gives us their predictions
A new report calls for the end of gay and trans panic defences in the United States
Get the most out of the wondrous, confounding platform by embracing its algorithm method
Conservative MPs continue to call into question motives behind Bill C-6, which would end the discredited practice on a national scale
The small talk is always small with the shopkeepers. We are familiar strangers; we know each other because we are there