ANALYSIS: Unhoused people are a part of our communities, so what can we do?
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ANALYSIS: Unhoused people are a part of our communities, so what can we do?
ANALYSIS: While the new biopic “Maestro” embraces Bernstein’s queerness, it still leaves questions lingering
Looking for a happy cry? S. Bear Bergman has you covered
Ry Levey’s debut feature celebrates today’s out performers who are transforming the sport while unearthing its hidden past
Twenty years after the publication of “Brazen Femme,” a new podcast reflects on the anthology, and femme identity then and now
ANALYSIS: North America has a long history with racist, misogynist and anti-queer activism focused on schools
REVIEW: With restrained performances and über design, Almodóvar’s new short film finally lets two gay cowboys ride off into a Technicolor sunset
Plus national treasure Walter Borden is onstage in Toronto
Tarot legend and comics writer Rachel Pollack’s legacy is epic
The ArQuives celebrates 50 years of liberation and advocacy
The trans synth pioneer changed music—and the world—forever
In the wake of drag icon Paul O’Grady’s death, it’s time to excavate Britain’s radical drag history
Dianna Boileau’s life is being celebrated in the small northwestern community of Fort Frances
U.S. researchers uncover hundreds of queer and trans protests from 1965 to 1973
From Lisa Ann Walter’s character Chessy to “Tie-Dye Girl,” the ’90s classic is a beloved entity for queer folks
After an incident of homophobic harassment, learning about my local park’s LGBTQ+ history gave me the confidence to keep going out for daily walks
The remembrance comes after years of campaigning from activists
A surge of proposed drag bans, which would bar “male or female impersonators” from appearing where children could see them, form part of a very contemporary moral panic—but the ideologies at their core are nothing new