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‘A League of Their Own’ becomes the queer story it should have been all along
REVIEW: While uneven in its execution, Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham’s reboot justifies its own existence
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These 39 countries are still criminalizing people for transmitting HIV during sex
A new report finds that more than 270 people have been arrested for HIV transmission since 2019
Meet the trans war correspondent at Ukraine’s frontlines
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo has spent over four months covering the war like few others—becoming a target of Russian propaganda and right-wing attacks in the process
The EU is officially suing Hungary over its anti-LGBTQ+ ‘propaganda’ law
Hungary has also outlawed same-sex adoptions and banned trans people from correcting their legal gender
Rob Oliphant, parliamentary secretary to the minister of foreign affairs, raises LGBTQ+ issues in Africa
Xtra catches up with the out gay Liberal MP on this initiative and more
This hate group claims gay people are pedophiles. The U.S. is taxing it as a church
Family Research Council leaders have also advocated for conversion therapy and claimed trans people are mentally ill
Fans have some ideas for the next ‘Drag Race’ spoken word lip sync
Plus Lea Michele replaces Beanie Feldstein, and queer former Disney stars are making a horror movie
I was ready for a long-distance relationship, but I couldn’t live without a queer community that understood me
My difficulty with coming out of the closet kept me lonely while living in a conservative city in Korea
Brittney Griner pleads for release in letter to Biden: ‘Please don’t forget about me’
“I’m terrified I might be here forever,” she writes
A safe space in Kyiv, Ukraine
Kyiv Pride, one of the most crucial LGBTQ+ rights organization in Ukraine, just launched a new LGBTQ+ refugee shelter
Decades of activism have prepared Ukrainian LGBTQ+ activists for their biggest challenge yet
Under the shadow of war, Kyiv Pride director Lenny Emson discusses the past, present and future of queer and trans activism in his country
Has British iconoclast David Hoyle unwittingly turned himself into an icon?
At the edge of 60, the performance artist and intense anti-capitalist has been connecting with younger audiences and finding recognition of a sort
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How Canada is failing LGBTQ+ Afghan refugees
A huge immigration backlog leaves asylum seekers in dangerous limbo while the government refuses to initiate changes that could help
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7’ Episode 3 recap: Ball of Fortune
“All Stars 7” is shaping up to be a series of showcase episodes for our champions
Two hours from the Ukraine border, a group of Polish volunteers work to create a safe haven for LGBTQ+ refugees
Dance artist Filip Kijowski’s “Asylum Library” is an act of resistance and compassion for Ukrainian refugees
The queer highlights of Eurovision 2022
We’ve got plenty of Euro camp, a trans breakthrough on “Doctor Who” and the return of “Black Mirror”
Karine Jean-Pierre makes history as first Black woman and queer person to serve as White House press secretary
“This is a historic moment, and it’s not lost on me,” Jean-Pierre said
Beyond the camp and frivolity of Eurovision
Despite being dismissed as frivolous spectacle in North America, the song contest has always shaped geopolitics and been a force for queer and trans representation
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