Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore on the link between the COVID-19 and AIDS crises
Sycamore’s new novel “Terry Dactyl” shirks nostalgia, instead showing how queer history often repeats
Sycamore’s new novel “Terry Dactyl” shirks nostalgia, instead showing how queer history often repeats
With deadlifts and drag acts, queer powerlifting fundraisers are reclaiming fitness culture and raising money for LGBTQ2S+ causes
Kiss-ins have been used as a nonviolent form of activism since the 1970s
“Gendertrash From Hell” collects all the issues of the iconoclastic publication. It’s a major event
From self-expression to sober spaces to labour organizing, there’s a lot more to the queer barista phenomenon than the meme suggests
Swift fans who have built a community around queer readings of the singer’s work are being bullied into submission. Why are they so misunderstood?
“The Autobiography of H. Lan Thao Lam” is an intimate and experimental love story
Trans-affirming prison policies are being revoked in parts of Canada and the U.S. We need to protect Two-Spirit and trans people in prisons
Queer and trans archives preserve our past—they also offer community space that is essential to our future
The viral writer talks trans shenanigans, the power of contradiction and her debut novel “Best Woman”
Queer and social justice movements must reject cancel culture to meet the moment
Legal challenges are important, but they don’t get to the root of anti-trans legislation
In the imagination of the far-right, bisexuality represents everything wrong with the modern world. So they’re trying to erase it
Research shows fewer queer and trans people hold political power in Canada, and those who do represent fewer political perspectives
Lee Lai’s latest graphic novel follows a woman on the verge of exploding
The two bands have charted similar paths throughout their careers. Their new albums, ‘Gold Star Baby’ and ‘No Hard Feelings,’ solidify them as trail-blazers
Nightlife is a significant part of queer and trans culture. How do we navigate all the booze and drugs?
On her new album “BITE ME,” the outspoken star plays two different characters—and remains remarkably true to herself