More WAPs, less cops
In the second installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, we explore why defunding the police is the best protection against sexual violence
In the second installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series, we explore why defunding the police is the best protection against sexual violence
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
In her new book, the New York writer lays bare the achievements and embarrassments of an astonishingly successful social movement
How one trans veteran confronts verbal and physical attacks—riding as hard as she can, chasing a memory
Jennifer E. Crawford is back with special guest Sheldon Lynn of “The Great Canadian Baking Show”
Talented queer and trans people shouldn’t have to stay quiet to get work
The California governor candidate said trans girls shouldn’t be allowed to play girls sports
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of our publisher Pink Triangle Press, Xtra is looking for a new sexual revolution—one based on social justice and mutual care
Queer financial gurus offer up their best advice to thrive in a society that isn’t always set up for our success
Podcast founders Michael Hobbes and Aubrey Gordon discuss health trolls, debunking weight-loss fads and why queers should care about weight stigma
Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning Apr. 8
My relationship with my partner went through ups and downs—but my transition brought us closer together
Charles McVety’s Canada Christian College may soon grant bachelor’s degrees thanks to a Fordian business bill. Many fear it could signal the erosion LGBTQ2S+ protections in post-secondary schools
Once again, “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” has produced a stellar season, leaving the flagship series with some things to learn
Soda pop commercials give the queens a chance to show off who they are—or rather, what their brands are
We centre our choice to become, rather than our suffering in not becoming
In my small-roomed sanctuary, I can exist in a space where my queerness is not policed
Learning to feminize the voice isn’t like learning to ride a bike; it’s like learning to walk with someone else’s feet