Trudeau’s allyship was at the forefront of his term. How will Carney follow?
OPINION: The outgoing Liberal leaves behind a positive LGBTQ2S+ legacy of legislation, protections and allyship—but his successor still has some heavy lifting to do
OPINION: The outgoing Liberal leaves behind a positive LGBTQ2S+ legacy of legislation, protections and allyship—but his successor still has some heavy lifting to do
From sexual health support to discreet gathering place, bathhouses were once a small but important part of the city’s gay community
In her follow-up to “Detransition, Baby,” the writer troubles the questions and topics trans people discuss in public
Gabby Windey, Carolyn Wiger and Chrishell Stause elevated the cutthroat series this year. Other reality shows should take notes
Queer and trans performers encourage their supporters to vote wisely in upcoming elections
In the face of rising hate, teams of librarians and volunteers are stepping up
The queens take fashion inspiration from an iconic free spirit
OPINION: The Oscars should go down easy this year, but the gayest categories promise excitement
OPINION: There are plenty of ways to troll the president and his right-hand man without resorting to casual homophobia
ANALYSIS: A new document featuring the administration’s attempt to categorize ‘two sexes’ is needlessly convoluted and contradictory
ANALYSIS: It’s a dire time to be trans. Here’s what we can learn from the past about how to survive the moment and despair itself
The president’s freeze on foreign aid has raised many questions about HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment in the U.S. and abroad
It’s time to bring rules and structure back to Snatch Game—but these judges won’t do it
ANALYSIS: While many queer and trans people might consider fleeing the U.S., it’s important to understand the complexities of Canada’s immigration system
From queer classics to recent gems, these films have all the tears, happy endings, swooning romances and passionate sex you could want.
OPINION: Ford won’t protect Ontario from Trump, and will threaten minority rights
Edgar Gomez’s second memoir tells stories of queer working-class struggle, resistance and community
Two weeks into his second presidency, it has felt like a nonstop onslaught of news. Here are three ways to cope