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Some of our stories deserve more time and attention. “The Xtra Long Read” is our series of marquee features—stories that go in-depth on LGBTQ2S+ politics, culture, health and more.
The story of a 30-something Albertan shows how broken the Canadian system is. It may also be a gross violation of their human rights
The trans synth pioneer changed music—and the world—forever
From homophobic microaggressions to being denied gender-affirming care, LGBTQ2S+ seniors and their caregivers face added barriers to accessing proper support
Glamour, horror, “Sailor Moon” and Britney, Britney, Britney
Pioneering filmmakers taught us to relish our queer difference, to be bad, immoral and complicated
For decades, trans people in Canadian prisons fought for their right to be housed safely and humanely. Despite some victories, new policy proposals could set their rights back even more
Sex workers, artists, models and even casual users are cropping, blurring and emoji-ing to avoid being shadow banned—or worse
Despite recent successes, a growing chorus of trans writers are asking tough questions, like where’s the nuance and context in literary criticism, and who’s holding the publishing industry to account?
LGBTQ2S+ folks are far more likely than their cis and straight counterparts to develop eating disorders. But peer support can kickstart recovery
How a small team of LGBTQ2S+ investigators is seeking justice for unidentified Trans Doe victims
Culturally, we fear talking about suicide. But for Niko Stratis, speaking openly about suicidal ideation was the only way to end its stigma
When trans and queer folks with endo need information that their doctors are not able to provide, these groups empower them to advocate for better care
The concept of “neuroqueer” helps a trans writer realize there is no one right way to wire a brain
Today’s LGBTQ2S+ seniors expect more from filmmakers than the cringe-inducing stereotypes of years past
From Berlin to Bangkok, global queer tourism destinations are gearing up to welcome you back. But visitors should expect surprises
The unexpected death of comedian Paulo Gustavo has focused attention on the government’s disregard for LGBTQ+ culture
Pride festivals around the world are grappling with the aftermath of COVID-19, a global racial reckoning and corporate criticisms. At Pride Toronto, managing the future of the event means tackling it all head-on
Despite more outward support for the community, legal protections and greater visibility, trans and other LGBTQ2S+ care isn’t being prioritized in the country. And when it is, financial barriers abound
