LGBTQ2 users are fighting for change and visibility on the social media platform—one short video snippet at a time
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LGBTQ2 users are fighting for change and visibility on the social media platform—one short video snippet at a time
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, May 15
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Once a symbol of comfort and safety exclusive to LGBTQ2 communities, they’re now a marker of hope for humanity
Even amid a pandemic, blood and plasma bans remain in place for queer and trans people across North America
The Conservative leadership hopeful criticized an opponent’s support for trans people in a recent email blast to supporters. It’s a reminder of the stark division between gay rights and trans rights in Canada
LGBTQ Guatemalans are battling on all fronts: against a discriminatory government, against a religious society that marginalizes them and against the racism that divides their own community
How LGBTQ2 communities are affected, what laws remain in place and what’s being done to end unjust criminalization
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, May 1
How gay sex became vulnerable to outdated hetero gender roles
Yes, the rumours are true. Tine and Sarawat’s story will make you remember your first queer love
Phyllis Lyon was a U.S. lesbian pioneer. But with fewer self-identified lesbians than ever, what is the future of the term?
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Apr. 24
Spokane-based support group Odyssey adapts to COVID-19; gaps in service delivery revealed
The creative ways queer and trans students are connecting during the pandemic—from Zoom calls to Instagram board games
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Apr. 17
Four years ago, the Tanzanian government began targeting queer and trans communities. Since then, life has gotten exponentially more difficult for LGBTQ folks
A year after the trans military ban was enacted, the Pentagon has fallen short of its military recruitment targets. But trans folks hoping to join the fight against coronavirus are still prohibited