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myGwork's WorkFair Returns Featuring 100's of Jobs Worldwide w/ Inclusive Employers for LGBTQ+ Organised by myGwork, the largest global LGBTQ+ talent platform, #WorkFair 2023 will return on 18 October […]

Government of Canada Improves Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health ServicesEveryone, regardless of their sexual or gender identity, should have access to sexual and reproductive health […]

Government of Canada continuing to invest in 2SLGBTQI+ communitiesMembers of 2SLGBTQI+ communities in Canada continue to contend with discrimination, violence, and injustice, […]

Eat, Slay, Love! A New Original Series SLAYCATION, from the DRAG RACE Universe – Produced by Blue Ant Studios, in association with Crave and World of Wonder, the all-new series follows q […]

Gay Pride: Body, Mind, and Spirit By Anne Ierardi A year later, psychologist and grandmother Buffy Dunker spoke at Gay Pride from the same stage, exhorting us to leave the moth balls behind […]

Pride and Acceptance in San Francisco By Matthew Bamberg San Francisco’s epidemic tidal wave began just a few short years before Dianne Feinstein heard gunshots in San Francisco’s City Hall, and […]

Teaching History and Being Part of It By Chay Lemoine He asked, “what’s Stonewall?” and I realized that was a teaching moment. The post Teaching History and Being Part of It appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.

Mama’s Boy: A Brief Review By Stephen Warren As inspiring as it is informative, Mama’s Boy, streaming now on Max, made me cry more tears—happy and sad—than any film in years […]

Calgary Pride Introduces sober 'Queer Garden' for an Inclusive & Vibrant Festival WeekendJoin us for our annual celebration of our local 2SLGBTQIA+ community with the Calgary Pride Parade & Festival, […]

Coming Out as a Cop By Cory Allen Working in such a hyper-masculine career field, for an agency where the Sheriff could fire you for any reason, added to the anxiety and fear […]

Framing Agnes: A Brief Review By Stephen Warren The six characters and the actors who play them are humanized to some extent, but there’s too little time to get to know them. Still, if F […]

About Time: Coming Out As A Journalist on National TV By Garrett Glaser I never brought up the subject of an on-air disclosure to NBC, so station executives had nothing to prohibit. I always figured it was […]

On Making “Women’s Music” as a Non-Binary Lesbian By Olive Klug I love being non-binary and I love my community, but there are times when the explicit exclusion of non-binary and trans people from […]

Dykes to Watch Out For, 40 Years Later By Martha K. Davis This year, the 40th anniversary of the appearance of DTWOF, another incarnation of Bechdel’s work is available on Audible: a t […]

Am I Gay? By Melissa Giberson But my journey to figuring out who I was, looking back from the other side of the threshold I unintentionally breached, officially began […]

No Way, They Were Gay? By Lee Wind If the people in power can prevent people from feeling empathy for each other, they can keep everyone divided and consolidate their hold on […]

Review of Nelly & Nadine By Cassandra Langer Danish filmmaker Magnus Gertten’s documentary Nelly & Nadine tells the incredible story of two women who fell in love in Ravensbrück on […]

Gay Author Joey Amato Releases 'Everyday Investing' Financial freedom and wealth-building are no longer elusive concepts with the release of the highly […]

Why My Father Called Me Son, Daughter, He, She and It By Rachel Noah Matlow Although he was technically forgetting who I am, there’s also something affirming about his honest assessment of my gender. It’s as […]

War Against the LGBTQ Community in Kenya By Daniel Kipchumba The onslaught of political attacks on the LGBTQ community in Kenya is taking a new turn, after a group of traditionalists climbed Mount […]