8 Queer Femme-Owned Businesses
How many LGBTQ+-owned businesses can you think of in your area? How many of them are LGBTQ+ femme-owned? For those you can think of, consider this a sign to support
Fired Lesbian Highway Patrol Officer Wins Discrimination Suit
Earlier this month, a federal jury found that the Ohio Highway Patrol discriminated against Stacey Arnold Yerkes because of her gender and sexual orientation. She was awarded over $2.6 million
Trans Women CEOs Are Redefining What It Means To Be A Leader
Empowered by her community of Black trans women, Elle Moxley works to create space for all people to live authentically, including herself. She’s one of two trans women leaders we
International Chess Federation Places Restrictions on Trans Players
Last Monday, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) announced new regulations on transgender players, including restrictions on trans women competing in women’s events and stripping trans men of previously won women’s
Survival of the Thickest Is The Body- & Sex-Positive Rom-Com We Needed
Netflix’s newest trending show, “Survival Of The Thickest,” has been stealing the hearts of binge-watchers everywhere. Even though the show is focused mainly on actress Michelle Buteau’s character, Mavis, and
Sapphic Easter Eggs in New Red, White & Royal Blue Movie
Alex and Henry brought their enemies-to-fake-friends-to-lovers story to TV screens around the world via Amazon Prime on August 11, 2023. The film is based on the New York Times bestselling
Bi Enough, By Myself
I scan the dimly-lit café for my date. I am in my early twenties and newly out, hair freshly cropped. I am nervous – do I really belong here? Am
Sapphics Are Television’s Side Gays—And It’s Not OK
Last year, I raged about the resurgence of the “Bury Your Gays” trope. This year, a different representation issue has evoked my frustration: networks or shows introduce queer women but
5 BIPOC Queer Animated Icons We’ve Fallen For
While there has been more live-action representation for queer folks of color over the years, there hasn’t always been the same equivalent for animated shows. But these five BIPOC queer