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Oliver Haug
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Contributing Editor, Xtra Magazine
Berkeley, California
Beats
climate changeWeather food and restaurant reviews.
Anything not related to public policy.
Content
By Oliver Haug| Xtra Magazine Verified Perfume Genius has said he has an innate impulse toward isolation. But rather than shutting the listener out, his latest album, Glory—which he’s called his “most directly confessional” album yet in press materials—opens the door and invites us to peer into the darker parts of his imagination. Over the 15 or so years since his first album, Learning, Perfume Genius—aka Mike Hadreas—has proven himself to be one of the most routinely good indie artists out there.
By Oliver Haug| Ms. Magazine Verified 2024 marks the first time in several years that the U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a significant case relating to abortion rights—but the question of the constitutional right to bodily autonomy remains on the docket. On Wednesday, Dec. 4, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments inU.S. v. Skrmetti, a case challenging Tennessee’s ban on healthcare for trans youth.
How Trans Teens Are Finding Joy and Living Their Lives in Increasingly Hostile Times: The Ms. Q&A With Nico Lang
By Oliver Haug| Ms. Magazine Verified “I wish being trans wasn’t my whole life—because it’s really not—but it does affect a lot of my life.” So says Wyatt—a 15 year old South Dakota teen, one of the seven central voices in Nico Lang’s American Teenager: How Trans Kids are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era (out Oct. 8 from Abrams Press).
Company Info
Xtra Magazine
Xtra Magazine is a non-profit digital magazine and community platform that focuses on LGBTQ2S+ issues. Founded in 1984 in Toronto by Pink Triangle Press, it aims to engage and inspire audiences through honest and inclusive journalism. The organization operates without owners or shareholders and is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, reinvesting surpluses to support its mission. The magazine offers a variety of editorial content, including news on politics, culture, health, and relationships, all through an LGBTQ2S+ lens. It features essays, op-eds, video documentaries, and podcasts. In addition to journalism, Xtra serves as a community hub that fosters dialogue and connection within LGBTQ2S+ communities. The organization funds its operations through advertising sales and an online paid membership dating division, ensuring editorial independence and integrity.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
+1 800-268-9872
Founded: 1984