It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.
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It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.
The government’s official narrative denies our actual histories and the battles we fought for our rights
Introducing our new series, Still Fighting
As tonight’s Met Gala celebrates “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” a new generation of LGBTQ2 artists are reinvigorating and reclaiming this distinctly queer code
There’s a vast queer history that goes beyond Stonewall and marriage equality. Schools aren’t teaching that, so young people on the internet are doing it instead
The legends to whom we owe literature, science, art and politics
Archivists working to collect and digitize oral testimonies from same-sex and same-gender attracted women
‘Everything that I really wanted to see accomplished within our community I think has been done,’ says city councillor Tim Stevenson
Will one community member’s petition to make it permanent succeed?
Canada’s new expungement bill only covers a fraction of the charges it should, says queer historian
Now the government must release all documents related to the purges, says Svend Robinson
Church basements, hotel bars and theatres played host to the city’s burgeoning gay scene
‘We are sorry’ is not enough, queer historian tells Justin Trudeau
One man’s story, from his slow diagnosis more than a decade ago to now
People accused or purged from military or public service will be eligible to apply
Bill to expunge ‘historically unjust convictions’ introduced on the same day as LGBT apology
‘To those who were left broken by a prejudiced system, and to those who took their own lives, we have failed you,’ Trudeau says