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CBC Arts presents Super Queeroes: Celebrating Canada's LGBTQ pioneers
June of 1969 was a revolutionary moment for queer rights. 50 years later, we're celebrating Canadian artists who have shaped our country's rich LGBTQ history.
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Super Queeroes — Vivek Shraya: thriving as a trans woman in today's world
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Super Queeroes — Jeremy Dutcher: the caped crusader of the Indigenous renaissance
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Super Queeroes — A revolution on the page: Poet Dionne Brand's contributions to culture are unparalleled
Is the recorder the most underrated musical instrument ever?
15 children's & YA books by Indigenous creators in Canada
Super Queeroes — Elvira Kurt: storming comedy stages in a straight man's world
Pulitzer-winning critic Emily Nussbaum on the evolution of TV and the shows that changed her life
40 facts about the Montreal International Jazz Festival on its 40th anniversary
8 artist residencies to make you seriously regret your summer plans
Stan Lee's novel about teenage superheroes to be published posthumously in fall 2019
Jael Richardson's book pick: Bunny by Mona Awad
Super Queeroes — A true Ingénue: On k.d. lang's unwavering commitment to being her authentic self
This painting created itself — while free-falling from space
'I'm rooting for you': Shawn Mendes reflects on 5 years of success in heartfelt message
Super Queeroes — An everlasting iconoclast: How Peaches came to destroy our past
