The U.S. president tweeted support for “brave” trans youth. Trans people have thoughts
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The U.S. president tweeted support for “brave” trans youth. Trans people have thoughts
These takedowns of companies that are sharing Pride messages without actually doing the work are *chef’s kiss*
Our recommendations for what’s happening for the first half of Pride month, beginning June 3
Leather, kink, bare asses and a titty or two are a fundamental part of Pride
From glitter cereal to whatever Target is doing, we’ve launched an ongoing rating of this year’s crop of rainbow capitalism
The Toronto Catholic District School Board’s decision, which includes flying the Pride flag at all its schools in June, comes after years of opposition
At the world’s largest publicly funded Catholic school board, located in Toronto, the object lesson is prejudice and indifference
Why a fat-centric celebration in Manchester could be the next frontier in inclusive Prides for all
What to watch, read, listen to or look at: August 20
With few safe spaces for LGBTQ2 communities and a burgeoning alt-right movement, Hamilton, Ontario has become a microcosm of other urban centres grappling with hate
Dr. Alan Hart’s groundbreaking use of X-ray in the 1920s helped save the lives of patients with Tuberculosis, a reminder of the LGBTQ2 doctors at the frontlines of public health crises
Black and brown voices rarely get the recognition they deserve. These queer and trans educators, writers, activists and journalists share their role models
From virtual cabarets and big-time entertainment to activist workshops, find the right vibe of Pride for you
York University prof Jen Gilbert explains how LGBTQ2 teens are coping with Pride events being cancelled
Six virtual exhibits on this summer bring LGBTQ2 art from the gallery into your home
As Pride events around the world are downsized, cancelled or moved online, organizers of some of the smallest LGBTQ2 Prides in Canada offer lessons on community-building
An older generation of activists recall the joyous power of their groundbreaking protests and celebrations
Laurell Pallot and Lily Overacker organized a Pride prom to celebrate graduates over Zoom—from runway shows and prom court to reading circles