8 fantastic books we somehow missed in 2021
It was a bountiful year for queer and trans literature in Canada. It’s hard to keep up
It was a bountiful year for queer and trans literature in Canada. It’s hard to keep up
Welcome to the launch of the new Xtra Community!
The Sins Invalid collective was instrumental in the evolution of the disability justice movement. A new book chronicles their history
OPINION: RuPaul’s empire has transformed over the last two decades. A cis straight contestant is the latest big change
“Black Pride is a political act whether we’re protesting or dancing”
For some LGBTQ2S+ Muslims, choosing between family and acceptance isn’t an option. Instead, they’ve found a way to have both
REVIEW: Paul Verhoeven’s campy thriller torches the Catholic Church
The “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 14 cast features the show’s first ever straight cis male drag queen
ANALYSIS: A unanimous vote on Bill C-4 has fast-tracked the legislation. But has anything actually changed for the government and its opposition?
Anthemic prog rockers unite Indigenous resilience with snarling guitars and lots of hair
A recent spate of films prove biopics are the ultimate Snatch Game
Here’s everything queer coming to streaming platforms in December
The intolerance of Christian missionary communities leaves LGBTQ2S+ children with a lasting longing for a place to belong
A Christmas Rumix to help determine the U.K.’s Next Drag Superstar? ‘Tis the season!
In 2020 alone, more than 100,000 North Americans died preventable opioid-related deaths. Here’s how you can help to reverse opioid overdoses and keep yourself—and your community safe
A well-meaning research project left out a big chunk of the queer community
Zena Sharman’s “The Care We Dream Of” allows queer and trans people to imagine a health care system that actually works for them
The final four queens roast themselves and the eliminated dolls