Are You The One gives queer and trans people a shot at happily ever after (whatever that means)
It’s about time LGBTQ2 folks get to be as messy in love on reality TV as our straight counterparts
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What to see at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival based on your mood
Honestly babe, tell us who you are and we’ll tell you what’s up
He survived Chechnya’s LGBTQ purge. Now, he’s ready to tell his story
Like hundreds of others in his home country, Amin Dzhabrailov was detained and tortured because he is gay
What you need to know about a Supreme Court ruling on sexual history as evidence
What’s making LGBTQ2 people smoke more?
To lower tobacco use, researchers say we must tackle homophobia and transphobia first
After decades of mistreatment, how can police fix their relationship with LGBTQ2 communities?
Tim McCaskell and Shakir Rahim talk Toronto’s bathhouse raids, the Bruce McArthur case and the marginalization of queer and trans people of colour
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Why gay and bisexual men are at a higher risk for hepatitis C
And why men who have sex with men need to make hep C a part of future STI screenings
‘Orange is the New Black’ and incarceration as entertainment
The hit series broke ground with its diverse cast, queer love scenes and stories of life in prison. But what’s the line between spotlight and spectacle?
This Toronto undercover police operation was reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
Project Marie was shocking, but gay men learned how to respond — based on the past
Toronto’s bathhouse raids proved the growing need for community organizing
Activist Tim McCaskell on how reaction to the raids informed the future of gay liberation
7 of the all-time best runway looks on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
How the police force has divided Toronto’s LGBTQ2 communities
Difference in opinion on Black Lives Matter, Pride Toronto and Marie Curtis Park polarized LGBTQ2 communities on policing practices.
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The Canadian government considers reforming the Criminal Code to ban conversion therapy
Here’s your Xtra Weekly, July 12
After my wife came out as trans, we found her name together
Life as our family knew it was about to change. But Zoë was a perfect name to start anew
How Gerald Hannon queered Canadian journalism
On his 75th birthday, a look back on the work of a prolific writer who covered the bathhouse riots for The Body Politic and brought cruising to the pages of Toronto Life
Gerald Hannon remembers the Toronto bathhouse riots
A city galvanized, our communities remade
What the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls means for Two-Spirit people
Last month’s report puts special emphasis on often-overlooked LGBTQ2 Indigenous people and the barriers they face
Jonathan Van Ness’ sponsored coming-out is not activism
Why we need to stop confusing corporate LGBTQ2 visibility as anything more than advertising
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