Lawyers and advocates say that asylum status is unlikely, though other pathways to citizenship exist
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How easy is it to just ‘move to Canada’?
ANALYSIS: While many queer and trans people might consider fleeing the U.S., it’s important to understand the complexities of Canada’s immigration system
In the U.S., advocates are preparing for Trump administration’s policy onslaught
LGBTQ2S+ people are anticipating an increase in policies that could threaten trans rights and impact vulnerable community members
Canada’s immigration system is failing undocumented LGBTQ+ migrants
Charles Mwangi, a bisexual refugee from Kenya, is in Canada now—but what the future holds for him is unclear
As war brings new oppression, queer Russians decide whether to stay or flee
With new elections on the horizon, more LGBTQ+ Russians than ever before are being pushed to leave the country
Myriam Gurba’s penetrating insights into the inexorable fog of trauma and abuse
REVIEW: “Creep: Accusations and Confessions” is a scathing essay collection that analyzes the rotted power structures buttressing North American culture
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