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Meet the people fighting Ontario’s sex-ed repeal
Slaying heteronormativity with Buffy the Vampire Slayer
While Buffy took on vampires, I took down heteronormativity with Willow
Why LGBT representation in pop culture matters
Colette is the queer period drama we’ve been waiting for
M/M is a queer psycho-sexual thriller that explores alienation from a new environment
Director Drew Lint’s feature debut puts a queer twist on a familiar story
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Why I couldn’t stay hard in a gangbang
‘Even in the most anonymous situation, a reliable erection requires some kind of connection’
This Toronto group is making skateboarding more inclusive for queer people
Do adults need an advanced sex education of their own?
I’ve encountered dozens of individuals with little to no basic knowledge about sexual health
One pill can prevent HIV. Can another prevent syphilis?
Some researchers think the same antibiotic that treats syphilis could also prevent it
The escalating violence against LGBT people in Honduras
Almost 300 LGBT deaths have been reported in the last eight years
What it’s like to be a bisexual woman in a heterosexual relationship
As someone who is in a heterosexual relationship, it’s easy to assume that I’m just another straight woman
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Nine of the most iconic bisexual figures throughout history
The legends to whom we owe literature, science, art and politics
The ongoing search for bisexual guys in pop culture
Being bisexual can often mean being invisible — but we’re catching more glimpses of ourselves
Bisexuals assemble: Nine notable bisexual Canadians
From Grammy–award winners to Olympic figure skaters, the best stand among these Canadian bisexuals
Why coming out as bisexual was an act of self-love
Acknowledging that I was bisexual was the best, most radical thing I ever did
Six Canadians talk about why bisexual visibility matters to them
This arts festival is celebrating bisexual visibility and cultural diversity
‘Bisexuals are not an afterthought or a token,’ festival founder says
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