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3 political campaign lessons from queer TV
Justin Trudeau has a lot to learn from Bette Porter’s “L Word” mayoral campaign
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Topline: Ever wondered what it’s like coming out to South Asian parents?
Coming out to my noncommunicative Indian parents over FaceTime was a journey—one that’s not quite over yet
‘Legally Blonde’ wasn’t all ‘bend and snap.’ The beloved film was a true celebration of heroic femmedom
Twenty years on, the comedy classic outlasted “girl power” and anticipated the #MeToo movement
If Carrie couldn’t handle bisexuality, how will she do with pronouns on the ‘Sex and the City’ reboot?
In these uncertain times, nostalgic TV brings comfort, even when it should make us cringe
Just look at what this Canadian director went through to get us a ‘Queer as Folk’ reboot
Stephen Dunn even wrote a role for friend and “Drag Race” legend Chi Chi DeVayne before she died
Conservative MP calls out ‘lesbian activity’ and Twitter has some thoughts
Conservative MP Tamara Jansen made the comment during a debate on a bill that would ban conversion therapy
Should straight actors playing gay be a fossil of the past?
A discussion with “Ammonite” director Francis Lee leads to an excavation into the complexities of representation
I dreamt of a march for Black queer liberation
The street awoke with the clang of our resilience ricocheting off the blank stares and raised eyebrows: They stared, we marched, they stared, we marched
‘Tiger King’ is yet another portrayal of queer villainry
Joe Exotic is no queer hero. But in him, some LGBTQ viewers see a familiar—if troublesome—figure of queer pop culture past
Isolation aids: Mae Martin’s Feel Good and Jenny Odell’s How to Do Nothing
A new queer series seeks comfort in the uncomfortable and an artist resists the pressure of productivity
Lesbian media is too white—and I’m tired of it
More and more, queer women are at the centre of TV shows and films. But Black women and women of colour remain noticeably absent
The 11 must-see titles that make up the Black queer film canon
From the legendary ‘Paris is Burning’ to the lesser known ‘Still Black: A Portrait of Black Transmen,’ here are the seminal films charting the best of Black LGBTQ2 visibility on screen
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Here’s what 10 queer and trans creatives predict for the next decade of LGBTQ2 representation
Angelica Ross, Wilson Cruz and others share their hopes and dreams for the next 10 years of visibility on film and TV
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‘Work in Progress’ is the queerest show on television
The hilarious Showtime comedy starring Abby McEnany is LGBTQ storytelling done right
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