FLASHBACK: Gay Activist Thom Higgins Throws A Pie In Anita Bryant’s Face – And Makes LGBTQ+ History (October 14, 1977)
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Pining Over Hot (And, Sadly, Dead) Victorian Men
What started for Aaron Radford-Wattley as a hobby collecting Victorian-era thirst traps turned into a viral Instagram account and a newly released book
Disco Dynasty
In celebration of disco’s 55th year, Elio Iannacci spoke with seven legendary divas who survived, shone, and soundtracked our liberation
SPF: The Only Forecast That Matters
All the reasons why sunscreen is your 365-day, non-negotiable, must-use skincare product
The Tweetations Presents: Mona’s Magic Hour, A Celebration Of Black Artistic Expression And Nature
This show didn’t just entertain – it introduces audiences to Black history, or reminds them, in a way that lingers
Queer Soccer Star Finds Safe Haven In Canada
Finnish goalkeeper Sofia Manner left her American team to join Toronto’s first professional women’s club
Ziyad Saadi’s Debut Novel Is Definitely Not An Instruction Manual For Coming Out
In Saadi’s debut novel Three Parties – a reimagining of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway – a queer Palestinian refugee plans to come out at his elaborate birthday dinner party
Friendship Never Ends: The Legacy of Noah’s Arc
Two decades since its small-screen debut, the groundbreaking Noah’s Arc returns at a time when Black LGBTQ+ media is needed the most
CBRC’s Bold Mission To Dismantle Queer Health Inequities
Inside the groundbreaking work of the Community-Based Research Centre
September/October 2025 Cover Story: Building A Prophecy
Her songs became lifelines. Her stages reshaped the music industry. In an intimate conversation with IN Magazine, Sarah McLachlan speaks on the legacy of Lilith, allyship, and what comes next
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September/October 2025
Inside this issue: An intimate conversation with Sarah McLachlan on the legacy of Lilith, allyship, and what comes next; In celebration of disco’s 55th year we sat down with seven legendary divas who survived, shone, and soundtracked our liberation; Finnish goalkeeper Sofia Manner finds safe haven in Canada; Inside the groundbreaking work of the Community-Based Research Centre; The legacy of Noah’s Arc; Pinning over hot (and, sadly, dead) Victorian men; Ziyad Saadi’s debut novel is definitely not an instruction manual for coming out; A look at queer-owned Little Ghosts Book, Canada’s first horror bookstore; and more.
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