Did You Know About the Lesbian Bratz Dolls?
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
Celebrating Jewel Thais-Williams, the Mother of Gay LA
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.
Save the date: News is Out to host “We Were Here” virtual event for LGBTQ+ History Month
Join us October 28 for We Were Here, a live virtual event celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month, presented by News is Out and hosted by Dana Piccoli. This special program brings…
The Dinah Gears Up for a Final Hurrah
After 34 years, annual queer women’s party The Dinah may be ending. This year’s event, taking place September 24-28, will be its last edition organized by Mariah Hanson but the
LGBTQ+ Historians Stand Against Trans History Erasure
The Trump administration is attacking the LGBTQ+—particularly the trans—community on multiple fronts, including the erasure of trans and LGBTQ+ history. LGBTQ+ historians are speaking out and taking action over this
Queering Language, Space, and Time with Colette Denali Montoya of the Lesbian Herstory Archives
Queer history can tell different stories of a time and space we originally thought we knew. The Lesbian Herstory Archives (LHA) in Brooklyn, New York City, is a place where
The History and Future of Sapphic Love Stories: An Interview with Amelia Possanza
Amelia Possanza’s debut book, Lesbian Love Story, tells the stories of six queer women (with an interlude that pays a touching tribute to Sappho) alongside memoiric musings of her own
8 Podcasts to Cozy Up With for LGBTQ+ History Month
LGBTQ+ History Month occurs every October, arguably the coziest month of the year. What could be more quintessentially queer than chunky, campy sweaters and endless excuses to snuggle? For the