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New Logic By Caitlin Hanratty “Uh huh,” I reply, as if it’s a universal truth: we fall in love with people as individuals, not their gender. I am following a new l […]

Considering a Place in Fiction for Badly-Behaved Queers By Brian Alessandro There is a valid concern that portraying an LGBTQI character as foul in fiction could make our place in the world tenuous. The post […]

Zooming-Out By Charles Roussel At 58, I outed myself through a series of conversations on Zoom, in the middle of the pandemic. The post Zooming-Out appeared first on […]

Henry Scott Tuke: Homoeroticism in a Time of Illegality By Samuel Muñoz In the same decade that the trial of Oscar Wilde and the network of male brothels on Cleveland Street swept the headlines and flamed a push […]

The 14th Annual Jasper Pride & Ski Festival. April 14th – 23rd, 2023 The Jasper Pride Festival Society (JPFS), a local non-profit organization run by a dedicated team of […]

Beyond Cabaret: Queer Life in Early Twentieth-Century Germany By Brian Fehler To Be Seen, Queer Lives: 1900-1950 reveals moments of queer life during the emerging explorations of identity after the turn of the century, […]

“Pretty Woman: The Musical” an Evening of Retro Fun The latest trend in the world of Broadway Musicals seems to be taking a popular film from 20 – 30 years ago, a […]

It’s Gonna Be Huge All in the interest of keeping our finger on the Zeitgeist as it evolves in ways that those over, say, fifty may not have foreseen: there’s a new gay r […]

A Son’s Forgiveness By Migguel Anggelo LatinXoxo is about living the truth of who you are—whether gay, straight, trans, or anything in between. In my case, I was born to live i […]

Review of Our Flag Means Death on HBO Max By Vidal D’Costa After two seasons, Our Flag Means Death has amassed a dedicated fan base, particularly among the LGBT community. The post Review of Our […]

Coming Out without the Drama By Susan Olmi It was so easy that for a long time I didn’t understand what that sensation of being constantly ecstatic and slightly breathless was. It f […]

Manuel Muñoz on the Power of LGBTQ Characters Focusing on the valley in which he grew up, Manuel Muñoz’s stories address issues he grew up observing intimately: immigration, poverty, farm labor, family […]

Thank You, Leonard Whiting By Rich Nelson I was sixteen in 1968, when I first saw him. I had remained silent in concealing my emerging and persistent-and terrifying-affection for the […]