As a social worker, Saskatchewan’s new sex-ed policy terrifies me
OPINION: As an experienced sex educator and social worker, I know how challenging Saskatchewan’s new approach will be
OPINION: As an experienced sex educator and social worker, I know how challenging Saskatchewan’s new approach will be
Self-testing can help to improve access, especially for queer and trans people
ANALYSIS: Memes like the “Distracted Boyfriend” and “Right in front of my salad” have stood the test of time, but where are their contemporaries?
OPINION: The details of Saskatchewan’s forced-through pronoun legislation show how it’s all about politics—not protecting kids
Despite building a healthy and happy life by the sea, we had to return to Colorado for the sake of my daughter’s well-being
Criminalizing growing queer families is yet another attack on LGBTQ2S+ rights and on bodily autonomy
OPINION: By intentionally ignoring anti-trans policies, the Conservative leader continues to placate the far-right
A ninja league sets a model for all-gender divisions, even as “American Ninja Warrior” backs away from its prior commitment to gender inclusivity
ANALYSIS: Gender scholar Kathryn Bond Stockton coined the term “growing sideways” to describe the queer experience during childhood. Are some of our favourite social media offerings following suit?
5 queer and trans stories we’re watching: July 31
Julie Cohen’s latest feature is a traditional documentary bolstered by compassionate storytelling
How separating people physically gets in the way of the spontaneous pleasures of a queer night out
Plus diverse, ethical porn, a “Fast and Furious”-themed trans zine and a breathlessly funny YA title from Jason June
In search of the world’s gayest drink (which is probably not Bud Light)
With anti-drag protests intensifying and spilling across borders, drag artists worldwide are losing gigs and fearing violence
5 queer and trans stories we’re watching: June 23
OPINION: Whether or not he attends Pride, he’s made his indifference toward LGBTQ2S+ safety known
Before Che Diaz, there was Syd—here, we trace the original show’s wayward queerness