The best clapbacks to the ‘no kink at Pride’ discourse
Leather, kink, bare asses and a titty or two are a fundamental part of Pride
Leather, kink, bare asses and a titty or two are a fundamental part of Pride
The immutability of sexual orientation and gender identity has been the cornerstone argument for LGBTQ2S+ rights. The trouble is that not everyone fits that mold
The actor and activist showed off his top surgery and rockin’ abs in a new photo posted to his social media this week
Xtra asks Canada’s Minister of Diversity and Inclusion and Youth about the millions of dollars set aside for LGBTQ2S+ policy and funding in last month’s federal budget
How one non-binary writer overcame a litany of microaggressions within the mental health care system
A second chances design challenge gives an eliminated queen a second chance as well
Half-vaxxed picnic season is here
With her new visual album, this Atlanta-based musician wants to move beyond buzzwords
In the first installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, disability justice activists explain how liberating ourselves from ableism makes sex hotter for everyone
The “Down Under” queens take on their own version of the “Drag Race UK” girl group challenge
There’s a lack of data on trans Canadians. But the 2021 census still fails to capture an accurate portrait of trans lives in Canada
Whether it’s a new name, new pronouns or a new relationship, many queer folks have changed a lot since the start of the pandemic
An award-winning new documentary teaches us about the importance—and the pitfalls—of helping LGBTQ+ people flee persecution
It’s a rough day on the runway after a disappointing Snatch Game
Supportive parents, especially supportive trans parents, are facing terrible choices
The Toronto Catholic District School Board’s decision, which includes flying the Pride flag at all its schools in June, comes after years of opposition
New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard is a likely lock to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic games
With “Small Town Pride” premiering at Inside Out, co-director Chelle Turingan reflects on the power of representation and queer cinema