University of Winnipeg Two-Spirit archive puts queer Indigenous life in the spotlight
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University of Winnipeg Two-Spirit archive puts queer Indigenous life in the spotlight
OPINION: This latest example of a moral panic pits minorities against each other
Criminalizing growing queer families is yet another attack on LGBTQ2S+ rights and on bodily autonomy
Plus new releases from tip/toe, Tinashe, Lola Wild and Eartheater
Whitney Houston, figure skating, comedy and queer obsession combine in Crave’s comedy doc-series
OPINION: Queer and trans voices were shunted aside in a rush to join the media circus and repeat protesters’ hate-filled messaging
Marci Ien, minister of Women and Gender Equality and Youth, says with rise in anti-trans hate, the government has the potential to “save lives”
Indie news outlets are caught in the middle of a fight between giant corporations, legacy media and the Canadian government
The organizers behind opposition to Wednesday’s anti-trans marches warn that Canada is headed down a “dangerous path”
Plus Danny Ramadan’s new children’s book and more
OPINION: Canadians should be vigilant against growing anti-trans backlash
Sex workers’ rights groups say trans, racialized workers are particularly impacted by current laws, police targeting
A ragtag group under the 1 Million March 4 Children banner is calling for protests over queer-inclusive education. It’s unclear how extensive the groups are, but counter-protests are being organized too
Young intimacy is rarely portrayed so beautifully—plus there’s a meet-cute moment for the ages. Xtra talks with the film’s director and star
OPINION: By intentionally ignoring anti-trans policies, the Conservative leader continues to placate the far-right
“People are going to die,” says a former Conservative candidate, while party leaders refuse to take a stand on LGBTQ2S+ rights
Cheng Thom discusses her latest book, and how she holds on to love and hope
Director Sophie Dupuis and star Théodore Pellerin discuss why the artform of drag is so contested—and necessary—right now