Bill to expunge ‘historically unjust convictions’ introduced on the same day as LGBT apology
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Prime Minister Trudeau apologizes for litany of injustice perpetrated against LGBT Canadians
‘To those who were left broken by a prejudiced system, and to those who took their own lives, we have failed you,’ Trudeau says
Why queer history is a radical act of remembering
Queer history has never been a straight line. It’s haphazard, it’s lost annotations and stories passed down through the ages
Lessons for today’s activists taken from queer history
A look back at battles fought and how they can be applied to 2017
How the Cheongsam helped me find my trans womanhood
The more I am told that the traditional dress of my ancestors will never be mine, the more stubbornly I try to squeeze my body into its confines
The History Boys lesson: we can be kings, queens, spies, pirates, murderers or popes
And a look back on the illustrators whose work breathed new life into our revered queer dead
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