And do these musical stereotypes mean anything anymore?
Love, Scott is the true story of Scott Jones, a gay man who was left paralyzed after a homophobic attack
There’s something about growing up LGBT that puts us at a much higher risk of being sexually exploited
The key to the elusive and enviable long-term relationship
Alex Abramovich has been tirelessly working for the past 10 years—both as a researcher and as a passionate advocate—to end homelessness among LGBTQ2S youth By Paul Gallant Ten years into his research into lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and two-spirited homelessness, Alex Abramovich still gets messages from
If we expect more of our allies, we should also be delivering By Paul Gallant Rock ’n’ roll legend has it that Van Halen’s 1980s touring contract required that M&Ms, among other munchies, be provided in the band’s dressing room. “WARNING: ABSOLUTELY NO BROWN ONES,” read the
Travelling teaches you what you never noticed about home By Paul Gallant After returning from my first travels overseas, a friend asked me what I had learned. I said something like, “I discovered what it’s like to live in Canada.” He was confused, but what I meant was that, just
In our smartphone era, gay men still remain startlingly incompetent at expressing what they want By Paul Gallant In the bad old days, men looking for hookups with other men might have found themselves in parks at night, relying purely on pheromones and rustling sounds as introduction
Friendship remains the lasting gay superpower By Paul Gallant Years ago, when Peter Nardi, a professor of sociology at California’s Pitzer College, was headed off to visit London, gay friends told him to contact a gay friend of theirs across the pond. Nardi and the Londoner hit