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PinkCherry, Canada’s leading online retailer for sexual health and wellness products, including premium sex toys and lingerie, has released the 10th edition of “Canada’s Sexiest Cities,” an interactive map that […]

The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people, published a new report today that […]

New study and data interactive present differences in socioeconomic and health indicators among six racial groups of LGBT adults
A new study by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law finds that LGBT people […]

By Richard Bagarozky

I only imagined that all boys felt as I did when I experienced the intense and almost unsettling vision of male beauty when I fell in love with my classmate.

The post Trapped: Memoirs of a […]

The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) youth, released a new poll today that […]

The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls highlighted the underlying systemic causes of ongoing violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. Further, the […]

By Ken Harvey

I used to think that romance meant a moment when time stops and all you understand is the emotion of the here and now. But what happens when you have 25 years of shared experience? How do you forget […]

By Michael Cuglietta

I once fancied myself the leader of our little crew of misfits. But, looking back, I believe Jamie to be the real leader.

The post A Final Conversation appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.

The concept of Jukebox Musicals has become very popular in recent decades. A score that features identifiable songs frequently equals success. There are two kinds of Jukebox Musicals – ones that feature an o […]

By Adam Kocurek

We Are Kind Of More is in many ways a genuine reflection of New York City, capturing the essence of the CUNY’s working class, intrepid LGBTQ+ youth, and is a wonderful case study of how e […]

By Mary Foulk

Stephen and I shared a secret language—of siblings and queer survival.

The post My Brother appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.

By Eleni Stephanides
[Celiac disease is] similar to the way in which some people don’t take LGBT people’s sexual orientations seriously (with comments like “It’s just a phase”).

The post Gay with Gut Issues ap […]

By Patricia Grayhall

I blurted out. “We want to move to Canada…to live together.”

The post Lesbian Couple Overcomes Immigration appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.

By Stacey Chomiak

I loved my church community, but they were not able to love me back. It almost broke me. And it has broken too many other people.

The post Losing My Religion, and Finding It appeared first on […]

By Robin Gow

Keith would have been sixty this year. He passed away from AIDS-related complications in 1990. If I could see him, I would tell him that I look for him everywhere I go.

The post Keith from Kutztown […]

By Aubrey Baden III

Brown, through her performance of Nola, reflected the struggles of members of the LGBTQ community to live fully authentic lives.

The post Remembering Lisa Brown, Soap Star appeared first on […]

By Sebastian Stuart

I’m happy for today’s queens, but something has been lost. The grittiest corners of gay culture have been sandpapered smooth.

The post Coming Out in the Age of Drag Queens appeared first on […]

By Bruce Skeiff

Let’s not leave out our ability to reach out to the authors. It can broaden and build our personal community in a time of social isolation – even without a pandemic.

The post Turn the Tables app […]

By Bruce Skeiff

Let’s not leave out our ability to reach out to the authors. It can broaden and build our personal community in a time of social isolation – even without a pandemic.

The post Turn the Tables app […]

By Bruce Skeiff

Let’s not leave out our ability to reach out to the authors. It can broaden and build our personal community in a time of social isolation – even without a pandemic.

The post Turn the Tables app […]