Xtra’s six queerest pop culture moments of 2018
Praise lesbian Jesus, it’s been one really gay year
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I’m married to a man — and queerer than ever
My sexual orientation is more than just who shares my bed
Blondie’s ‘Call Me’ launched my journey as a gay sexual outlaw
I wanted to be one who was called the American gigolo
When abuse and bullying are normalized
The alleged sexual assault at St Michael’s College School made me reconsider what happened to me at school
Why can’t Kevin Hart simply say he’s sorry?
The comedian’s refusal to apologize for homophobic comments reveals toxic masculinity at work
One love story told two ways
“I think I’m trans, too,” I said. “That’s okay,” he said, “I know.”
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Coming out with Ellen DeGeneres
I found my own courage when Ellen Morgan came out as gay
A friend, an uncle, a lover: Three people reflect on loved ones lost to AIDS
Stories from friends, family and lovers of the departed—people who continue to remember and fight to never forget
Finding my place with Fun Home
I had been looking for someone like me for years
22 iconic pop culture moments that changed the world’s perception of HIV/AIDS
You thought your coming out story was complicated?
I was a lesbian who turned straight overnight. Then my husband came out as a trans woman.
Why silencing trans art endangers trans lives
This unspecified threat that cis people express in relation to trans art is resulting in that trans art being censored
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Here, now and always: remembering transgender people every day
Trans is here and it is here to stay
Being loved back with Boy Meets Girl
A possibility for trans love that is rarely realized
Long live the radical brown queerness of Freddie Mercury
Despite its coyness, the biopic Bohemian Rhapsody can’t erase the legacy of the Queen frontman who taught the world to rock
Everything Sucks! stared into my bisexual soul
With the look between Emaline and Kate, everything made sense to me
How Tumblr helped me find community and love
We found each other in the endless wastes of the internet
Naked Heart festival gets real about success and struggles for queer and trans writers
The Toronto literary festival is in its fourth year
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