This year, the Oscars race is as unpredictable as everything else in the world.
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This year, the Oscars race is as unpredictable as everything else in the world.
For over 40 years, the AIDS Committee of Toronto has been a leader in HIV/AIDS advocacy. Later this month, the organization is shutting down. We dive into some of its extensive community history.
In the final step of my transition, I’m letting go of others' expectations and choosing peace on my own terms
A frontrunner extends her lead on #DragRace this week, while another queen extends her competitive slump
From 1916 to 1940, “Urania” imagined a world beyond gender—and documented feminist movements around the globe
The court challenge was brought to the Supreme Court as an emergency appeal by a group of teachers and parents represented by a Catholic public interest law firm.
“This series seeks to counter suppression with a joyful, unruly, fierce collection of comics highlighting and celebrating the perseverance of storytelling under fire,” says Kobabe.
In “Staying Power,” kink and community help Sharman navigate parenthood, divorce and the death of her mother
It hurts to be human right now, and real hope doesn’t come from ignoring the pain of being human—it comes from listening to it.
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With one queen consistently placing high, and winning again this week, are we heading to a potentially record-setting result on #DragRace this season?
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#DragRace gives another queen her second win, while another previous maxi-challenge winner goes home
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#DragRace reaches what has felt like an inevitable showdown, but it is no less heartbreaking for its predictability
Canadian grants are generally short-term and support highly targeted activities, which means relying on them to fund programs that are crucially needed for people to get established and find jobs adds to the overall precarity LGBTQ2S+ newcomers experience.
While the COVID-19 pandemic forced isolation and limited access to healthcare, it also gave people space to explore their identity and live as their true selves without fearing the scrutiny of colleagues. Return-to-office mandates interfere with that.
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According to almost a dozen queer and trans farmers, the face of farming is changing.
Real hope doesn’t come from ignoring the pain of being human—it comes from listening to it, writes @judedoyle.bsky.social:
A bummer elimination and a shocking snub from top recognition means the #DragRace power ranking looks a little wonky this week
While the Snatch Game of Love Island on #DragRace is a hit, it’s a bummer to see one of the best performances go unrecognized
"Her hair was electric blue and she sang about sex and drugs and bad men and she was bisexual. Though she only had a couple of years on us, our lives bore no similarities."
"We will have to live alongside people who do not want to understand us, who are being taught to fear us, who hurt us because they are hurting."
Senior editor @melwoods.me breaks down the implications of last week's B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision ordering former school trustee Barry Neufeld to pay $750,000 for his posts sharing anti-LGBTQ2S+ discrimination and hate speech
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Island bros and unconventional celebrities meet up on #DragRace this week for the Snatch Game of Love Island
