OPINION: Breasts, Bodies And Identity
Shaley Howard shares her thoughts on our attachment to our breasts and bodies as cisgender women, and how it relates to our identity, especially for lesbians
OPINION: I’m Not A “Mainstream Gay
“I came out in June 2016. Now at the age of 37, I’m finally coming to grips with the complex realities of the gay experience”
OPINION: The Tragedy Of Queer Foreign Affairs
How our community has made a grievous error in international affairs
Réflexions à l’occasion de la Semaine de sensibilisation aux réalités trans
Cette année, du 13 au 19 novembre, nous soulignons ensemble la Semaine de sensibilisation aux réalités trans
Indigenous People Have Dug Deep To Survive: Let’s Celebrate That
The executive director at 2-Spirited People of the 1st Nations reflects on National Indigenous Peoples Day… By Keith McCrady (pictured above) Brought to you by Fido tones-ont-du-se-battre-pour-leur-survie-soulignons-cette-lutte/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>Click...
OPINION: Yuval David Reflects On Why Advocacy Matters
The LGBTQ advocate reflects on the recent Gallup poll findings and what they mean for the community… By: Yuval David Photo: Daniel Bendjy At the start of Pride Month I...
Opinion: Rudolf the Adorable Discriminated-Against Reindeer
It was only until Rudolph had something to offer that he was accepted
Opinion: Enough Of The Gender Reveal Parties
Let the poor child have a breath of real air first before it has to conform… By Shaley Howard The first time I saw a gender reveal party, I remember...
Something Has To Break
Reaching the end of your rope is often the only way things can get better
My First Pride
One IN contributor shares her first Pride experience… By Emily Norton When I started coming out to my family, it was June. Amidst a summer of personal heartbreak and increasing...
Opinion: Our Stories Matter
Parades may be canceled but Pride isn’t… By Shaley Howard We all have a story. Marsha P. Johnson, a black transgender drag performer, sex worker and activist who died in...
True Colours
Drop the mask, and step into the fullness of the life you were born to live… By Jumol Royes Queer people don’t grow up as ourselves; we grow up playing...
Latest Issue
June 2025
During Pride Month, it’s especially important to remember trailblazers like Marsha P. Johnson, a trans icon and one of the most prominent figures of the gay rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s in New York City. IN Magazine’s June 2025 cover story tells the tale of a woman who stood at the front lines of queer history, armed with flowers in her hair and an unbreakable spirit. Also inside this issue you will find: interviews with Canadian tenor and composer Jeremy Dutcher, Canada’s Drag Race’s Kendall Gender, queer Venezuelan soprano Samuel Mariño, singer Michael Maimone, house music’s Barbara Tucker, acclaimed poet Kyo Lee, and Pelton superstar Cody Rigsby; and stories on the final Red Dress Ball, Pride fast facts, historical LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world; and more.
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