Shea Couleé’s superhero moment
Since winning “Drag Race,” Chicago’s brightest export has been on an historic run. With her starring role on Marvel’s “Ironheart,” she’s going home—and bringing the world with her
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Attending a protest? Here are 5 things to keep in mind
ICE raids, conflict in Iran and anti-trans crackdowns are prompting people to take to the streets. Here’s what you should consider before you attend an event
‘Noah’s Arc: The Movie’ is a bit out of step. But it’s urgently needed
The latest installment of the groundbreaking series is satisfying and necessary
Refugees denied by Trump administration are trying to resettle in Canada
Rainbow Railroad calls on the Canadian government to lead by welcoming LGBTQ2S+ refugees
Edmund White’s libertine legacy
When the legendary gay author died, the world lost, above all else, a beautiful writer
U.S. Supreme Court upholds ban on gender-affirming care for minors
ANALYSIS: The ruling in the “U.S. vs. Skrmetti” case sets a new precedent for restrictions on trans rights in America
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‘Sally’ shares the untold queer story of America’s first woman in space
Sally Ride feared the consequences of her secrets coming to light. Her life has never been more relevant
Cole Escola won a Tony. But why are acting awards still so gendered?
The “Oh, Mary!” star became the first non-binary actor to win a lead acting Tony Award
Choosing to parent queerly can be just as radical as going child-free
ANALYSIS: Queer and trans people have always found ways to make family, to resist erasure and to dream of something more
Alberta’s attack on books is another page out of the authoritarian playbook
OPINION: The conflation of homosexuality, gender change and pornography should have everyone in Canada on edge
Will the Supreme Court pave the way to protect reverse-discrimination cases?
OPINION: Marlean Ames’s case might not seem like a big deal—but it could have big ramifications in our current social context
This Pride, every rainbow counts
When rainbows need results, BMO’s Rainbow Deposits delivers – raising money to help 2SLGBTQ+ individuals escape persecution
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Lorde’s “Man of the Year” and the permission to want
Even before I could bring myself to want to be a man, I suddenly found myself as one
Can breaking the rules save queer people?
“Be Gay, Do Crime” anthologizes gay wrongs–and gay consequences
In the face of uncertainty, U.S. queer creatives are building alternatives
Federal cuts are forcing LGBTQ2S+ artists and organizations to scramble for survival
2025 Pride collections lean heavily into jorts
ANALYSIS: From American Eagle to Target, many of this year’s Pride offerings are bland on bland
Why is the federal government still refusing to decriminalize HIV?
Advocates have demanded change for decades. Canada’s government says there’s no path forward for legal reform
‘Disappoint Me’ is a study in compassion
Nicola Dinan’s second novel raises big questions about forgiveness, justice and responsibility
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