Latisha King, a fifteen-year-old Black trans girl, was murdered by Brandon McInerney, a fourteen-year-old white supremacist, because he thought he was getting rid of a problem that was upsetting everyone at his school, from the teachers on down to his fellow classmates… read more

Any Other Way charts a history of queerness in Toronto that is like the city itself: wildly diverse, erratic, and often contradictory… read more

Rosenberg’s Jane Crow makes not only an important contribution to the fields of Black, feminist, and trans history, but also offers us the timely reminder that, as Murray herself once wrote, “one person and a typewriter make a movement.”… read more

Wilson-Yang gives us more than a novel with Small Beauty, she gives us a blueprint to surviving this hostile world as a mixed-race trans woman…. read more