Amid a pandemic and anti-racism protests—and with large Pride events cancelled—how will LGBTQ2 folks step up to fill the void?
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Amid a pandemic and anti-racism protests—and with large Pride events cancelled—how will LGBTQ2 folks step up to fill the void?
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
For a show that’s been seen as trash TV, put some respek on its name for its portrayal of LGBTQ love
From the ages of 18 to 22, I learned more about what being a woman of colour brought out in other people than about who I was
Canada’s history of banning men who have sex with men and Haitians from donating blood goes back to its panic over HIV/AIDS and miscegenation
In his new book, ‘The Skin We’re In,’ journalist Desmond Cole describes how the Black Lives Matter protests at Toronto Pride helped define a year of activism
We sat down with the author of ‘How We Fight For Our Lives’ to talk about his memoir, writing about trauma and LGBTQ2 rights in the Trump era
Takeaways from the Black Futures Lab’s latest census
We spoke to Alicia Garza, founder of Black Futures Lab, about the organization’s eye-opening survey
I grew up in the shop, a space for straight Black men to seek support, friendship and community. But for queer men like me, it’s hardly a haven
School work and learning the Quran took a backseat to pill popping and craving exotic boys
Growing up, I thought that purity was the only choice when it came to sex — until I began questioning what that meant
Takeaways from the LGB+ Black Census, the largest survey of Black people since the Reconstruction era
The show has exposed drag’s troubling traditions of appropriation and blackface
How sexism and racism in the medical system undermines my community’s pain
‘From now on, will innocent queer Black men be treated as liars when they come forward with their stories of survival?’
Because the celebration shouldn’t stop when February ends