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Despite lockdowns, my queer friend group grew during COVID-19
I needed new queers in my life, and against the odds of the pandemic, I found them in abundance
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Irish filmmaker Kate Dolan harnessed family trauma and mental illness to make a genuinely scary horror film
“You Are Not My Mother,” which debuted this week at TIFF, uses ancient folklore to reveal modern truths
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Once again, form trumps function on the campaign trail
What will a new federal government mean for queer and trans South Asian people?
Activist Praney Anand calls for culture-specific resources and government aid
What writing about his life taught Brian Broome about being a queer Black man and battling addiction
Brian Broome’s best-selling memoir “Punch Me Up to the Gods” cuts close to the bone
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The 10 films we’re excited for at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival
Here are TIFF’s best bets, from a Dionne Warwick documentary to Céline Sciamma’s post-“Portrait of a Lady on Fire” drama
The Liberal platform makes a $40-million promise to the LGBTQ2S+ community. Is it enough?
The party has made some of the most specific commitments to queer and trans communities. But after years of unfulfilled promises, it may not suffice
I’m asexual, but my partner is not
Communication, consent and self-discovery are key to keeping the relationship—and the intimacy—healthy
LGBTQ2S+ sex workers are calling out Mastercard’s adult content policies
Sex workers are calling on the payment provider to roll back planned changes to payments for online adult content
A writer craved community while battling an eating disorder
LGBTQ2S+ folks are far more likely than their cis and straight counterparts to develop eating disorders. But peer support can kickstart recovery
Indie artist Brad Loughead discovers the liberation in dance music
The member of Homeshake and Nap Eyes felt musically and personally reawakened by Montreal’s queer party scene
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