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After the Sashay: BOA departs the competition
BOA talks about her name’s origin, support from the LGBTQ2 community and life after Canada’s Drag Race
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Is it safe to tuck?
If you’re worried about the possible health effects of making your package invisible, you’re in luck: You can tuck
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Episode 6 recap: Sissy that walk
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What to watch, read, listen to or look at: August 6
I think I’m asexual but I’m into kinky porn, which my friends say is problematic. Am I a bad person?
Welcome to Tomboyland
In her debut essay collection, Melissa Faliveno reflects on gender and queerness growing up in working-class Wisconsin
After the sashay: Kiara bids the competition au revoir
The fierce Montreal queen talks about Mariah Carey, her Snatch Game performance and life after ‘Drag Race’
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Episode 5 Power Ranking: Snatch of the North
4 happenings to wind you up or down right now
What to watch, read, listen to and look at: July 30
It’s time to stop comparing COVID-19 to HIV
The two crises have affected marginalized populations at their worst. But suggestions of solidarity ignore the longstanding shame and stigma LGBTQ2 people with HIV/AIDS face
Desmond Child is more than your favourite songs
For 40 years, Child has been behind hits by Christina Aguilera, KISS, Katy Perry, Bon Jovi, Ricky Martin, Cher and many others. But as a gay artist, his path to success hasn’t been easy
Trans liberation can’t happen until we abolish prisons
For queer and trans people, policing and imprisonment come with deadly consequences. Instead of reforms, it’s time to consider ending incarceration altogether
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After the sashay: Tynomi Banks leaves the competition with her head up high
The Toronto sensation discusses the pressure of expectations and the value of the spotlight
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Episode 4 power ranking: One day you’re in, and the next day you’re out
Alice Wu’s ‘The Half Of It’ is a reminder that queer desire is all about eye contact
The film is a study in unspoken wanting—something LGBTQ2 people know well
My genital warts returned and it’s ruined my self-esteem and intimacy with my partner. How do I forgive myself?
15 years later, reflecting on the fight to say ‘I do’
On July 20, 2005, gay marriage was legalized in Canada—paving the way for even greater battles for LGBTQ2 rights
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 5’ Episode 7 power ranking: Stand-up dolls
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