We’re holding space for these queer trends
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We’re holding space for these queer trends
ANALYSIS: Here’s what you should and shouldn’t freak out about when it comes to Project 2025’s plans for digital communications
ANALYSIS: The Algerian boxer has named Rowling in a cyberharassment complaint following the author’s transphobic tweets during the Paris Olympics
ANALYSIS: Baffling, infuriating internet discourse during Pride has become a tradition. Let’s get weird with it
ANALYSIS: Accounts dedicated to queer AI art have popped off, but is there hope for anything beyond “boyfriend twins”?
ANALYSIS: Far-right campaigners are leveraging censorship to promote their own anti-trans agenda
ANALYSIS: The case of an Iowa school district employing ChatGPT to enforce a statewide book ban has garnered significant attention—what concerns does it raise around AI-aided censorship?
From graffiti to protests to band T-shirts, the phrase has become a vital part of queer culture
ANALYSIS: The “Fast Car” hype misses why the singer-songwriter has been an icon to queer women for decades
As writers abandon Substack en masse, here are some queer and trans writers you can now subscribe to guilt-free
ANALYSIS: What do Troye Sivan, Gigi Gorgeous, Tom Daley and Dodie have in common? They all came out on YouTube. But the platform is no longer as central to queer and trans narratives
OPINION: When politicians and the rich leverage the power of the state to quell dissent, we all lose
ANALYSIS: Policy advocate Sam Andrey provides insight into how queers confront hate while building digital communities
“I was intrigued by how it might let me have and hold something that had always seemed ephemeral and out of reach”
ANALYSIS: Memes like the “Distracted Boyfriend” and “Right in front of my salad” have stood the test of time, but where are their contemporaries?
Plus national treasure Walter Borden is onstage in Toronto
Indie news outlets are caught in the middle of a fight between giant corporations, legacy media and the Canadian government
We’re spilling the tea on the Trust Mark logo, that little T-mark now appearing on Xtra’s stories