At the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, two very different versions of where marginalized communities fit into the country’s future
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At the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, two very different versions of where marginalized communities fit into the country’s future
From “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power” to “The Legend of Korra,” animated shows have finally changed the channel on LGBTQ2 representation
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, August 28
Queer and trans people are systematically harmed by continued attempts to dismantle abortion access in the U.S.
Where the new Conservative leader stands on trans rights, conversion therapy, Pride and more
One of the latest episode’s guests, Rebal, talks about moving to Canada from Syria, being queer and ending up in drag
What to expect from Rainbow Votes 2020, from our U.S. political correspondent Nico Lang
Where Joe Biden’s historic vice-presidential pick stands on LGBTQ2 issues, justice and more
As a bisexual trans man with a straight cis husband, the discussion of having kids is complicated by questions of surrogacy, adoption and raising kids in the U.S.
Reading cues from a potential hookup in a mask can be tough. But over the years, queers have found creative ways to communicate desire—and to stay connected
Here’s what to expect from Rainbow Votes 2020, August 11
With few safe spaces for LGBTQ2 communities and a burgeoning alt-right movement, Hamilton, Ontario has become a microcosm of other urban centres grappling with hate
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, August 7
This November’s election is one of the best opportunities to make the U.S. a better place; Xtra has you covered
In her debut essay collection, Melissa Faliveno reflects on gender and queerness growing up in working-class Wisconsin