Gay men who don’t like anal sex—neither topping nor bottoming—claim their place in the community
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Ellen’s talk show is ending. What is its legacy?
“The Ellen DeGeneres Show” debuted two decades ago. After bullying allegations, sliding ratings and that Dakota Johnson interview, it’s finally ending
Getting into yoga with Jessamyn Stanley
Stanley talks body positivity, making yoga more inclusive and how to get off your phone
Cycles of violence
How one trans veteran confronts verbal and physical attacks—riding as hard as she can, chasing a memory
When a circle of Vancouver queers sponsors a Ugandan refugee, both sides learn hard lessons
An award-winning new documentary teaches us about the importance—and the pitfalls—of helping LGBTQ+ people flee persecution
My twin died when we were 18. I’m finally finding the words to talk about him
I’m discovering joy in telling the world who Pablo was
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It’s queers versus TikTok moderation
LGBTQ2S+ people are being inexplicably censored on the platform—and they’re finding creative ways to get around it
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under’ Episode 2 recap: Aussie Snatch and Kiwi Snatch
It’s a rough day on the runway after a disappointing Snatch Game
The personal price paid by families under the onslaught of America’s anti-trans legislation
Supportive parents, especially supportive trans parents, are facing terrible choices
World’s largest Catholic school district votes to finally recognize Pride
The Toronto Catholic District School Board’s decision, which includes flying the Pride flag at all its schools in June, comes after years of opposition
I found trans resilience in an eighth grade, rural Ohio classroom
When I wound up in a traditional community for my student-teacher placement, I sought comfort in unspoken LGBTQ2S+ connections
2021 will be a banner year for trans people at the Olympics
New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard is a likely lock to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic games
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Lotus pastries and Nova Scotia hodge podge
Jennifer E. Crawford is back with special guest Sheldon Lynn of “The Great Canadian Baking Show”
Topline: Representation still matters
With “Small Town Pride” premiering at Inside Out, co-director Chelle Turingan reflects on the power of representation and queer cinema
Provocative pairings, from graphic books to the New York art world
Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning May 6
What a Canadian court ruling on polyamory means for multi-parent families
Members of a triad in B.C. have been recognized as equal parents, changing legal and societal conceptions of what families look like
A non-binary drummer in a noise rock band on the prairies?
Meet Dan Unger from Winnipeg punk trio Tunic: “Being queer rocks”
A photographer’s celebration of love and pride in colour
Jamal Jordan’s new book “Queer Love in Color” documents diverse couples and families around the world
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