Black and brown voices rarely get the recognition they deserve. These queer and trans educators, writers, activists and journalists share their role models
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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
We’re partnering with LGBTQ2 organizations whose fundraising has been disrupted by COVID-19 to help them boost their message
The street awoke with the clang of our resilience ricocheting off the blank stares and raised eyebrows: They stared, we marched, they stared, we marched
But with COVID-19, widespread anti-Black violence and mass protests against police brutality, this isn’t the time for a glittering Pride. We stand with LGBTQ2 folk as they, once more, aim to rise to the moment
Okay, maybe not every Pride, but a whole whack of them—with updates on what’s been cancelled, postponed or moved online
They’ll really get to know the queers whose votes they want!
Xtra editors weigh in on the organization, the celebrations and the future of the festival
I’ve seen alt-right organizers become more visible and aggressive. We need LGBTQ2 allies to step up for us
The hair! The outfits! The signs!
Scenes from two of Pride’s most political events
Gone, but never forgotten