Amelia Abraham

Kai and Casil and Elie, three trans people, talk about the limitations of gender and what beauty means to them.

Kai and Casil and Elie, three trans people, talk about the limitations of gender and what beauty means to them.

For fifteen years, Tyra has inspired people to follow their dream — whether that dream was to be a model or not.

Ahead of the launch of her new Channel 4 special 'What Makes a Woman?' the trans activist reflects on the politics of facial feminization and the controversy surrounding her recent appearance on Channel 4’s 'Genderquake: The Debate.'

The Met Gala gave us a surprise in the form of Grimes and Elon Musk — together.

How these new wave queer artists used their work as a political tool for coming to terms with who they are, and for helping others do the same.

Just when we’d started to recover from the last heart-wrenching Whitney Houston documentary, another one is arriving to make us cry all over again.

The user-submitted project was founded by a young queer Canadian who’s connection to a tree where they’d meet their partner grew into an idea big enough to connect the world.

Self-empowered or not, the sports world’s longstanding tradition of walk-on girls still contributes to a system that upholds men’s pleasure at the expense of women’s objectification. But scrapping them means putting women out of work. Is that really fair?

Her Stories is a new exhibition and auction encouraging creative women to put their talent behind an important cause.

TV legends Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, the makers of RuPaul’s Drag Race have been making niche “unscripted storytelling” TV shows since the 80s, from underground movies about club kids to docs about finding love in Iraq.

From the threat of violence to starting a musical revolution, making music is an inherently political act for artists from the Middle East