Dyke Queen Clothing Brings Lesbian Identity to the Fragrance Space
Lesbian and sapphic perfume lovers, you’re about to have something made just for you. While there are several brands that are inspired and marketed to the gay community like Boy
Lesbian and sapphic perfume lovers, you’re about to have something made just for you. While there are several brands that are inspired and marketed to the gay community like Boy
Pride arrived for a second time this year in Dallas, Texas, with the local community coming together for a few more days to uplift their LGBTQ+ neighbors. It was a
By now, you may have already seen the think pieces, memes, and reaction videos centered on the Covid-concious lesbian bar easing their strict masking mandate. If you haven’t encountered it
On Tuesday, August 25, the queer community lost two celebrities who staunchly supported our dreams, fought for our rights, and encouraged radical acceptance of our truths. Early in the day,
In 2013, Elizabeth Coffey Williams found herself in the Philadelphia area, back on the East Coast after a divorce and unexpected move from the Midwest. “I lost almost everything I
Pride Month might officially be over, but queer love is forever. That’s the message Bratz sent fans with an early July social media post celebrating their two sapphic dolls. The
If you’re at all connected with contemporary pop culture, you’ve likely heard fans refer to feminine celebrities they love as “mother.” “Mother is mothering,” they declare reverently on message boards.
There’s an old stereotype that asserts women often arrive at college straight, if a little apathetic to dating men, before experimenting in college and realizing they are in some way
There’s something about comedy that really speaks to lesbians. We love a laugh, and our icons—Margaret Cho, Wanda Sykes, Fortune Feimster, Tig Notaro, and so many others—keep us giggling through
Since Mariah Hanson first hosted 1,500 guests at a small, one-night event in 1991, The Dinah has evolved into a mecca for sapphic women around the world. For 35 years,