‘Fried Green Tomatoes’ 30 years later
Revisiting Idgie and Ruth, the iconic (but closeted) onscreen butch/femme duo
Revisiting Idgie and Ruth, the iconic (but closeted) onscreen butch/femme duo
The legislation reflects a “more accessible and inclusive process” for birth certificate corrections
“Interview with the Vampire” author Anne Rice passed away this week
A closer look at the educators trying to make menstruation just a little more comfortable
GLSEN interim executive director Melanie Willingham-Jaggers on creating liberatory spaces for queer youth
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
From Netflix to Hallmark, here’s where to watch this year’s crop of gay apparel
“The state cannot be a sheriff in people’s bedrooms,” a Court of Appeals justice said in 2019
ANALYSIS: A unanimous vote on Bill C-4 has fast-tracked the legislation. But has anything actually changed for the government and its opposition?
On Monday, Canada’s House of Commons tabled a bill to ban LGBTQ2S+ conversion therapy
The intolerance of Christian missionary communities leaves LGBTQ2S+ children with a lasting longing for a place to belong
Let our holiday gift guide point you in the right direction
The writer behind disaster lesbian Doctor Chelli Lona Aphra, Alyssa Wong is slowly queering the “Star Wars” universe
A well-meaning research project left out a big chunk of the queer community
The lush sounds and kick-ass energy of Montreal singer/songwriter Béatrice Martin