Eric Cervini’s ‘The Deviant’s War’ follows the life and activism of Frank Kameny—a generation before Stonewall
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Eric Cervini’s ‘The Deviant’s War’ follows the life and activism of Frank Kameny—a generation before Stonewall
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Trump’s latest Supreme Court pick has expressed anti-LGBTQ2 sentiment in past speaking engagements—but what that means for queer and trans Americans is still unclear
Justin Ling’s ‘Missing from the Village’ is a careful, infuriating book documenting the murder of eight men in Toronto and the police inaction that failed to protect the community
In an essay from their new collection, “Like a Boy but Not a Boy,” andrea bennett reflects on the joys and limitations of non-binary parenting
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 25
While queer and trans Nigerians remain persecuted, shows like ‘Queercity’ and ‘The Pride Diaries’ create a sense of community among the country’s LGBTQ population
What can you expect from our next edition of Rainbow Votes 2020? Here’s The Brief for Sept. 21
Where the Democratic candidate stands on health care, social justice and LGBTQ2 rights—and how his positions could give him the winning edge
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 18
Creativity meets bravery as LGBTQ singers and bands challenge state-sponsored homophobia
Looking back at the women’s bathhouse raids and their aftermath, one organizer says that reforms don’t lead to real change and the only fix for policing is to abolish it
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 4
What can you expect from our next edition of Rainbow Votes 2020? Here’s The Brief for Sept. 8
Activists call the latest protests against homophobia and transphobia the “Polish Stonewall,” as anti-LGBTQ President Andrzej Duda is re-elected for another term
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Sept. 4
Legislation that would have banned the practice across the country has been killed. A survivor weighs in on the Canadian government’s responsibility to address its shortcomings
For many, it’s a survival measure. But when passing becomes weaponized by cis people, it’s counterintuitive to our very existence