Christian Nationalists are encouraging parents to homeschool and avoid LGBTQ2S+-inclusive education
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Christian Nationalists are encouraging parents to homeschool and avoid LGBTQ2S+-inclusive education
OPINION: In British Columbia, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick, the rights of queer and trans people are on the ballot
Less support and more targeting is taking a toll on educators’ mental health
ANALYSIS: Protection from discrimination on the basis of sex can and should be used to protect kids like Nex Benedict
Experts weigh in on what the term tells us about the goals, language and future of the global anti-trans movement
OPINION: The answer, like the politics that surround the proposals themselves, is complex
OPINION: The premiere’s proposed parental rights policies stomp all over families’ freedom to decide what’s best for them
Youth in Ontario, Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan have reported an increase in harassment and mental distress since September
ANALYSIS: The province’s new set of anti-trans policies are unprecedented in Canada and are as politically motivated as it gets
Experts say the tactic is more about intimidation than legal enforceability
ANALYSIS: The fight to protect trans and gender-diverse kids is far from over
OPINION: A petition calling on teachers to violate Saskatchewan’s anti-trans Parents’ Bill of Rights could help the cause of striking it down
Students in British Columbia successfully campaigned to add gender affirming care to their school’s health insurance. That benefit is now available to 200,000 university students across Canada—but gaps remain
OPINION: As an experienced sex educator and social worker, I know how challenging Saskatchewan’s new approach will be
OPINION: We need to organize so that fringe players and ideas don’t remain part of mainstream politics
“This is how homophobia works. It’s just plain and simple,” says Danny Ramadan, author of one of the targeted books
California is often viewed as an overwhelmingly progressive state—but the reality is much more complicated
Genderqueer lawyer Cee Strauss says the legal fight against Scott Moe’s pronoun law is far from over