7 LGBTQ+ Health Pros to Follow on Social Media
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Caroline Klidonas and Ann Marie Wilding Dish on New WLW Rom-Com, Stalling
There’s no shortage of content creators nowadays, so it’s special when one pursues new creative heights. It’s even better when that leveling up involves much-needed representation. Case in point: in
“Good Luck, Babe!” – How A Chappell Roan Bop Accidentally Divided Queer TikTok
Let’s get one thing straight and two things queer: Chappell Roan’s newest single, “Good Luck, Babe!” is an all-out bop of a lesbian anthem about loving yourself and fighting compulsory
These 5 Trans Women Are Defying Transphobia in Nigeria
Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria, is known for its harsh laws against the LGBTQ+ community. Things are especially harsh for trans Nigerians, as there’s no legislation to protect their gender
Lesbian Travel Influencers Kirstie Pike and Christine Diaz Are Hardly On Airplane Mode
It’s no secret that traveling the world as an LGBTQ+ person can be extremely dangerous, but that hasn’t kept lesbian couple Kirstie Pike and Christine Diaz from traveling across the
Lez Hang Out Podcast Ep. 621: The UltiGaytum
Reality dating shows, for when therapy is just too expensive and you want to add a little chaos to your life. This week Leigh and Ellie hang out and process…
Should’ve Been Gay #107: Merida from Brave with Stephanie Rizo
“Fate be changed. Look inside. All the gays are out for Pride!” This week, Leigh and Ellie hang out with Mexican American story artist and character designer Stephanie Rizo to…
From FYP to Girlfriend: How Lesbians Find Love on TikTok
Today, TikTok is not just for watching viral videos and learning the latest dance trends. People come to TikTok to find community, be inspired, learn something, or even find love.
Gay Garden Gnomes: The Pandemic Protest Turned TikTok Trend
While some of us were baking banana bread or growing sourdough starters during the first quarantine, Maura Bennet-Martins was laying the groundwork for a different kind of hobby: turning straight