Noam Gonick’s new documentary turns the spotlight on Canada’s long-overlooked LGBTQ2S+ activists to tell their stories
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Inside the history of Boston’s bygone gay bathhouses
From sexual health support to discreet gathering place, bathhouses were once a small but important part of the city’s gay community
Taking a closer look at the history of queer women’s spaces
Author, journalist and podcaster June Thomas’ new book, “A Place of Our Own,” tells the stories of six spaces that helped define queer women’s culture
No Pride without solidarity
Queer activism has never been solely in the service of LGBTQ+ people
Falooda Collective’s quest to uncover South Asian queer history in Montreal
Queer South Asian people have existed in Montreal for decades and have stories worth telling
Unions have a long history of fighting for trans rights. And they’re not giving up now
Labour unions are massive players in Canadian society. Which is why it matters that they’re engaged in the fight for trans rights—and have been for decades
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