Revisiting Matt Thomas’s interview with the legend, originally published in fab Magazine in 2009
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Revisiting Matt Thomas’s interview with the legend, originally published in fab Magazine in 2009
The trailblazing lawyer and activist died on Aug. 22. Her connection to Xtra runs deep
The superstar, who passed away at age 80, was always there for her queer fans. We collectively mourn her loss
Called “Thunderhead,” the monument in Ottawa is funded by the LGBT Purge class-action lawsuit
In 1981, Toronto police arrested nearly 300 gay men as part of a six-month undercover operation called “Operation Soap”
“The Surprise of a Knight,” the first known queer “stag film,” shows how gender, sexuality and desire have always been fluid
Claude Cahun’s gender-bending self portraits were ahead of their time—and nearly erased from art history
Visual tools to teach about gender, sex and sexuality have existed for over a hundred years, despite recent backlash
“On Our Backs” filled a void by authentically documenting—and celebrating—lesbian sexuality
Photographer Peter Hujar’s work revelled in eroticism, pain and the thin line between life and death
In the 1950s, ‘physique’ magazines sold more than just eye candy—they offered community and connection for isolated gay men
Photos of beloved organizer Alison Laing show how trans visibility has persisted for decades
The HISTORYtellers Project is bringing to light LGBTQ2S+ stories left out of textbooks
From 1916 to 1940, “Urania” imagined a world beyond gender—and documented feminist movements around the globe
Gladys Bentley was a beloved and successful gender outlaw, but the world would ultimately fail her
Director Dorothy Arzner and choreographer Marion Morgan were collaborators and life partners for over 40 years
Radclyffe Hall’s “The Well of Loneliness” was the target of obscenity laws in 1928
Twenty-five years after the Vancouver bookstore’s win against Canada Customs, the struggle for the freedom to read isn’t over