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The Catholic Church has long emphasized traditional binary views of gender. But in many places, both present and past, individuals have been able to push back against gender norms.
This week's installment of what's hot in books, music, DVDs, film, and theater includes Maya Rudolph, a controversial film from Singapore, and a smart look at barebacking.
The podcast host, who was joined by right-wing provocateur Jordan Peterson, suggests trans people are evidence of societal collapse.
The relationship between the men remains unknown.
Gender non-conformity is far from new.
The Lambda Literary Foundation named Trish Salah's first book, Wanting in Arabic, the best work of transgender fiction produced this year. Read an exclusive excerpt from the book below.
This year's festival will host special guests Taylor Mac, Alaska, and Sofia Coppola.
Hieroglyphics recount numeous queer deities who were worshipped in ancient Egypt.
A new book tells the true stories behind Cabaret, and what was possibly the most thrilling gay party scene the world has ever known. Read an excerpt here.
Take a virtual tour of the sites where Truman Capote, Bayard Rustin, the Furies Collective, and more made LGBT history.
Get to know the 2014 class of Point Scholars -- you'll be seeing a lot of them as they start changing the world for the better.
