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After decades of mistreatment, how can police fix their relationship with LGBTQ2 communities?
Tim McCaskell and Shakir Rahim talk Toronto’s bathhouse raids, the Bruce McArthur case and the marginalization of queer and trans people of colour
What I learned going on auditions as a lesbian actor in LA
I stood out, and not in the way that Hollywood embraced
Scarlett Johansson wants to be cast in trans roles
“As an actor, I should be allowed to play any person, or any tree, or any animal”
After my wife came out as trans, we found her name together
Life as our family knew it was about to change. But Zoë was a perfect name to start anew
Gerald Hannon remembers the Toronto bathhouse riots
A city galvanized, our communities remade
I was outed as bisexual. Falling in love helped me come out on my own terms
I spent years grappling with my sexuality — until she helped me come out on my own terms
Jonathan Van Ness’ sponsored coming-out is not activism
Why we need to stop confusing corporate LGBTQ2 visibility as anything more than advertising
Two-Spirit couple will compete on Amazing Race Canada
Hand us the pompoms, because we’re here to stan
The guy I’m dating is really into trans women. Is it love — or a fetish?
An insider take on LGBTQ2 politics in Canada
Two queer politicians — one trailblazer, one rising star — on progress, resistance and the work that still needs to be done
Dear Dad: In your silence, I found acceptance
I came out, and we never talked about it again. But I know you’ve grown to love who I am
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Once again, YouTube fails to protect LGBTQ2 creators
The latest controversy over its hate speech policies leaves queer and trans users feeling unwelcome
Canadians can now choose gender “X” on their government IDs
Straight Pride, queer love, and Shangela. Here’s your Xtra Weekly, June 7.
I came out at the height of the AIDS crisis — joining a generation of young men just waiting to die
When you come into adulthood in a dark age, whatever you achieve always seems secondary to the bigger problems of the world
10 things to expect at Boston’s Straight Pride
So many flip flops and cargo shorts
Seven questions with Xtra’s new advice columnist, Kai Cheng Thom
“Ask Kai: Advice for the Apocalypse” is a column to help you survive and thrive in a challenging world
My queer adolescent year of extreme baking
Were the assertive flavours and temperatures of Fudge Ribbon Pie a metaphor for my unacknowledged desires?
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