“It takes a strong soul to correct a person in a position of power—but this is what it means to stand up to injustice.”
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“It takes a strong soul to correct a person in a position of power—but this is what it means to stand up to injustice.”
How the actor behind 7ven prepared for the second season of the hit series
Deaths among trans and gender nonconforming people are on track to take a dip from last year’s record high. But stigma fuelled, in part, by anti-trans legislation is still a problem, advocates say
The 2023 Grammy nominations include Bad Bunny, “A Strange Loop,” Lady Gaga and more
Host Tuck Woodstock says the show’s 10th season will feature conversations on trans union organizers and land acknowledgements
Is a “Negroni … sbagliato … with Prosecco in it” as iconic of a queer drink as iced coffee?
The research suggests racialized and trans and non-binary students face greater suicide risks
Writer and narrative designer Lindsay Ishihiro explains how queer and trans themes are baked into the genre-busting indie game
The decision is part of a concerted effort within queer running communities around the world to make the sport more inclusive for trans and gender nonconforming athletes
The indie wrestling breakout brings trans joy, keyblade battles and Naruto kicks to the ring
The series, wrapping up Season 2 this weekend, depicts the layered experiences of Black queer Southerners with care and authenticity
The non-binary actor spoke to Xtra about portraying one of fiction’s most beloved non-binary characters
Andrew Warren, state attorney for Hillsborough County, also vowed not to prosecute people seeking abortions
The state is now one of 26 to mandate gender-affirming healthcare in its Medicaid plans
U.S.-based activist group is finding a way forward when it comes to resisting TERF attacks and fighting for equitable access to healthcare for all
Kai advises a reader whose friend bought a house with the help of family money—after spending more than a decade claiming to be working class
Some have waited months to years to receive updated cards, while others have never received a response
This fraught, at times dangerous, history offers valuable lessons for everyone post-Roe