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Sarah MacLeod wasn't sure if they wanted to come out to their colleagues, but once they did, people treated them as the office's de facto q***r resource, seeking expertise they weren't being paid to give.

Ben Burnett reports on being "out" at work:

Occupational Hazard When Sarah MacLeod started working for a software company in Charlottetown, P.E.I., they weren’t sure if they wanted to come out to their colleagues. As a member of a small team, they mostly worked independently, and felt comfortable keeping their q***rness relatively private. At that point, about...

Today we're sharing Tova Gaster's profile of The Scarlette Ibis, a Vancouver drag queen advocating for Indigenous representation and gender-affirming care. Read it here: https://this.org/2023/07/20/birds-of-a-feather/