Trans Albertans reflect on what makes their home province special, even in the wake of Premier Danielle Smith’s legislative attacks and book restrictions
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Trans Albertans reflect on what makes their home province special, even in the wake of Premier Danielle Smith’s legislative attacks and book restrictions
“Comics Against Censorship” brings original visual takes on experiences of censorship of LGBTQ2S+ lives and stories
Code words like “parental rights” and terms like “lawful” sexual orientation in separatist documents should be taken as warning signs
These titles have been removed from libraries in five or more school divisions this year
Separatists are a small minority in the province—they should not be dictating the agenda for Alberta and the country
Panic around a recent Alberta legislature bathroom ban petition comes from a well-intentioned place, but it may be doing more harm than good
Attacking queer rights is a part of the province’s larger democratic backslide
Bill 25, introduced in the legislature this week, will prohibit teachers and school districts from promoting or taking stances “social or ideological” issues
As the rainbow hockey stick tape turns 10 years old, reaction to “Heated Rivalry” shows it is more vital than ever
“This series seeks to counter suppression with a joyful, unruly, fierce collection of comics highlighting and celebrating the perseverance of storytelling under fire,” says Kobabe
From summer camps to affirming churches, advocates say trans youth in the province aren’t alone
Xtra asked candidates about their policies on healthcare, trans athletes’ participation in sports and more
The party is facing tough choices in their leadership race
The sports organization pulling out of Alberta is unique. But it sets a standard
The Alberta government has mandated that school libraries remove titles with “inappropriate” content
Skipping Stone and Egale Canada are headed back to court to try and overturn Alberta’s youth gender-affirming-care ban
Murray Ruhl’s alternate life online gives an unfiltered look at the religious right’s anti-democratic aspirations
Premier Danielle Smith’s outrage shows why the sporting organization’s decision is such a big deal