The columnist came to the defence of controversial journalist Jesse Singal this week, reminding the internet of his past transphobia
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The columnist came to the defence of controversial journalist Jesse Singal this week, reminding the internet of his past transphobia
The landmark case removes barriers for LGBTQ2S+ Quebecers who want to change their legal IDs. The rest of Canada still lags behind
In the community colloquially known as “Qwitter,” users find safety, comfort and joy with other queer folks—often for the first time
Ruba Khoury prioritizes queer connection, good eats and tasty cocktails above all—a testament to what LGBTQ+ women really want in their bars
At the world’s largest publicly funded Catholic school board, located in Toronto, the object lesson is prejudice and indifference
An outbreak of the virus in a Seoul gay club early in the pandemic left LGBTQ+ Koreans an easy target for homophobia. But the community continues to fight back
Diversity is not an end in itself. Technologies need to serve their users
“Coming 2 America” is the latest film to include an anti-trans joke
Xtra’s royal watchers weigh in on Megxit, monarchy and mental health
Maurice Tomlinson was forced to flee his home country because he is gay. Now he is battling to end one of the most brutal anti-LGBTQ+ laws on the planet
Watching LGBTQ2S+ content on the small screen of my iPhone is queer escapism, freedom from my everyday mundanities
We centre our choice to become, rather than our suffering in not becoming
The Oakland-based musician says being multi-marginalized helped him face mental and physical recovery
The Peloton is a surprising virtual space for LGBTQ2S+ friendship
Two months into her role, the new state senator wants to make Delaware a better, safer place—not just for LGBTQ2S+ people but all of its residents
A new Gallup poll finds more Americans than ever identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans—especially Gen Z
The latest documentary from the directors of “RBG” tells the story of Pauli Murray, a queer lawyer, racial justice activist and priest born in 1910
Trapped in their parents’ house in Bristol, Sam Moore has found a whole new community of queer writers and editors