The university’s homophobia runs deep—students are speaking up and calling for change
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The university’s homophobia runs deep—students are speaking up and calling for change
Ra’Jah Mohamed’s school board cancelled a drag show, calling it “hypersexual.” The 16-year-old activist decided to take action
A petition and a resolution are circulating questioning the need for queer- and trans-affirming guidelines in schools
The announcement comes after the University of Lethbridge cancelled a controversial speaker
A school board and the House of Representatives target LGBTQ2S+ signs and flags
Senate Bill 1001 would also allow school workers to misgender trans students, teachers or other staff with no recourse
“Many people predicted something like this would happen”
Nearly all of the school’s instructors are also trans
Former students at Saskatchewan’s Briercrest College are speaking out because they are concerned for current students
Disability advocates and educators weigh in on what’s still missing from curricula—and how to build better sex-ed
Many school board trustee candidates running on anti-LGBTQ2S+ platforms came up short
More than 20 candidates across the province are recycling old dog whistles to attack trans rights
“I hear so loud and clear that people want to move forward,” Teri Westerby tells Xtra following his historic victory
Lyra Evans, believed to be Canada’s first openly trans school trustee, discusses running a second time, the growing anti-trans movement and more
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s policies would prevent students from using their correct name or pronouns without a court order
More than a dozen states have introduced their own versions of Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill, following nationwide outrage at its passing
OPINION: Trans teachers already face many barriers. Registries with their deadnames are another hurdle
The new policies require trans students to file paperwork to be called by their correct pronouns, and could potentially out them to their parents