LGBTQ2S+ people at protests in Montreal and Toronto explain why there are so many queer contingents calling for ceasefire in Gaza
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LGBTQ2S+ people at protests in Montreal and Toronto explain why there are so many queer contingents calling for ceasefire in Gaza
While queers and allies turned up in droves, there’s still cause for concern
Writers and subjects from our Queering Family series discuss the importance of intentionality within LGBTQ2S+ families
The trans icon discusses his memoir “Pageboy,” the responsibility of stardom and the importance of queer friendships
Trans creators discuss representation on screen and behind the camera
Text isn’t ideal, Kai Cheng advises, but the best type of break-up conversation is one you can actually do
“I’m a big fan of just asking questions because that is the way we are most likely to get clear answers,” Kai Cheng advises
In a shocking turn of events, Kai Cheng Thom suggests you simply ask
“I assure you, you are doing nothing wrong by asking to practice safer sex,” Kai advises
The first openly trans actress on Disney Channel talks trans joy and working with Raven-Symoné
Spend some time together naked or in a bath without the goal being sex, Kai advises
The winner of “Call Me Mother” Season 1 talks stand-up, opera and Vancouver’s diverse drag scene
“Whenever that kind of news comes as a surprise or comes secondhand or thirdhand, then it is likely to be hurtful,” Kai says
The Season 3 winner talks about bringing the crown home to Quebec, being a backup dancer for Rita Baga and why she was afraid of Lady Boom Boom
The top four contestant talks about her Drag Race showmance, being a TV villain and getting hate from fans
The top four contestant talks Black artistry, being judged by her old pal Brooke Lynn Hytes and her love/hate relationship with Miss Fiercalicious
The top four contestant talks Asian excellence, representing trans drag queens and the advice she got from her mom, Icesis Couture
This week’s eliminated “Canada’s Drag Race” contestant talks religion, non-binary fashion and why drag kings should be on “Drag Race”