Radclyffe Hall’s “The Well of Loneliness” was the target of obscenity laws in 1928
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Radclyffe Hall’s “The Well of Loneliness” was the target of obscenity laws in 1928
Renee Nicole Good’s death at the hands of ICE agents should be prosecuted as a homophobic hate crime
LGBTQ2S+ authors say they are seeing increases in rejections from publishers and significant decreases in royalties
Murray Ruhl’s alternate life online gives an unfiltered look at the religious right’s anti-democratic aspirations
We can’t ignore the misogyny and homophobia baked into Good’s killing—and erasing her wife does just that
A new study from the Movement Advancement Project illustrates the rising uncertainty faced by queer and trans people in the U.S.
It’s time for less slacktivism and more hands on deck
Premier Danielle Smith’s outrage shows why the sporting organization’s decision is such a big deal
From politics to pop culture, these are our most-read stories of the year
In 2025, bigotry was trendy, and we found out who our friends really are
Here are the main characters that made, and broke, the year in queer
It makes sense to want to be in the know. But what if being informed of every little thing happening in this big, wide world is actually hurting you?
Twenty-five years after the Vancouver bookstore’s win against Canada Customs, the struggle for the freedom to read isn’t over
Mark Carney’s government needs to stand up for our rights or we’re headed in the direction of the U.S.
The U.K. Women’s Institute also announced it will ban trans women from membership
Why do the arguments of men’s rights activists and TERFs sound so … similar?
Jack Smith’s 1963 film “Flaming Creatures” was deemed legally obscene by the U.S. Supreme Court
Anti-trans violence isn’t always direct and interpersonal. It can be more difficult to name