Queer TV Moms We Love
This Sunday, we celebrate Mother’s Day by honoring our maternal bonds and the influence our mothers have had in our lives. We rarely get to see a family headed by
A Sexy Timeline of Queer Women’s History
Queer people have been around for a long time, but it can still feel like we’re missing from the history books or that our history is nothing but a flood
Feature: The History of Lesbian and Queer Weddings on Television
This August, The L Word: Generation Q premiered its second season with a dramatic confession set at a wedding, a plot twist unfolding as two women prepared to tie the
ClexaCon Panel Highlights – It Looks Like Normalization: Responsibility of Media Makers
ClexaCon, the annual convention dedicated to improving the portrayal of LGBTQ women in media, hosted almost one hundred panels over a three day period. Artists, writers, actors, producers, and their