How To Choose a Motorcycle as a Queer Women
Motorcycle culture represents freedom, independence, and a unique form of self-expression. For queer women, a motorcycle can be a powerful symbol of identity and personal strength. Just look to the
The LGBTQ+ Guide to Finding a Good Therapist
These days the world feels especially scary. Our rights are attacked on national television, masked men take people off of the streets, and the job market is in free fall.
The Queer Side of Menopause
Menopause is seldom discussed in our society. There are no renowned movies, bestselling books, celebrated conferences, posh coaches, or well-known classes that focus on this life change, despite the fact
Sapphic Players Shine at Women’s Rugby World Cup
The highlights from the Women’s Rugby World Cup? There were over 50 out players participating, meaning LGBTQ+ players make up over 10 percent of all players A genderfluid player played
Three Cities To Get New WNBA Teams
We won’t leave you hanging—the three lucky cities to get their own new WNBA teams are Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia. But those aren’t the only new teams coming. The WNBA
Get Naked for Your Mental Health
I’ll never forget when I spent my first weekend alone with one of my earliest partners. We slept in the nude and when I got up to make breakfast, I
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy on Exploring Identity Through Art
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy is a 23-year-old Jamaican-American artist from South Florida, exploring themes of identity, race, and queerness through her painting. A graduate of New World School of the Arts, she
Shayn Green: Making Art You’ll Want to Stick Your Nose In
Hardworking, creative, and passionate are three words artist Shayn Green (she/her or they/them) uses to describe herself — and rightfully so. As the creator of Big Nose Baddies, Green has
Who are the most famous LGBTQ+ athletes of all-time?
The most famous LGBTQ+ athletes are some of the greatest sportspeople in their respective fields. Unfortunately, they have invariably had to overcome prejudice, discrimination, and abuse. While strides have been
Finding Queer-Friendly Tradespeople: Why It Matters and Where to Look
Whether you’ve just bought the house of your dreams solo or are embarking on a renovation adventure with a partner, finding the right people to help is vital, especially as