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If they say something ignorant or hurtful, I can choose to never see them again. I don’t have that option with my loved ones
From the courage to come out, to freedom from misgendering, to the pains of quarantine dysphoria
We need queer Latinx heroes like Elena Alvarez to set us free
I grew up in the shop, a space for straight Black men to seek support, friendship and community. But for queer men like me, it’s hardly a haven
‘It wasn’t me just coming out as gay, it was me coming out as 100 percent myself’
How meeting one of my heroes reminded me to love my feminine self
He learned that my sexuality didn’t entirely define me
‘He said he was not attracted to men — even the man who used to be his girlfriend’
LGBT Canadian youth talk about coming out to a family that might have a different point of view
‘She told me I must now embrace the man I was always supposed to be’
It will allow people to discreetly provide information about where they’re going and who they’re meeting
I had been obsessed with procreating since I could stand on two feet. But what happens when that path becomes obscured by who you fall in love with?
Seeing Xanadu again 37 years later brought back fond memories of my gay adolescence
There’s a misconception that bi people are just going through a phase — but what if our doctors believe it too?
‘There is nothing homophobic in the Sikh culture or the Sikh bible,’ says Sher founder