In a time when these queer and trans middle grade books are increasingly threatened by book bans and other censorship measures from the religious right, it can be even harder for kids to get their hands on these books unless they have a supportive ally in their lives who can provide access.
How can you pretend to like meetings you’re certain could’ve been an email? Also — tips for dating in a second language.
We’ve got 60 Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans and Queer Netflix Original TV shows streaming right now on the very internet you’re reading!
Ally Beardsley’s characters strike a particular chord with viewers, likely due in part to their complex portrayals of queer and gender identity.
From red carpets to date nights to Halloween couples costumes, the lesbians have been paying CLOSE attention to Padma Lakshmi and Melissa King’s activities.
Here are some of the most memorable movies in the canon of “films that have significant lesbian sex in them.”
Everything you need to know about the Trump Administration’s latest push to end trans youth healthcare.
People actually do give a shit. Hope is not lost, and we can accomplish things through collective action.
Plus, a roundup of more celesbian Halloween shenanigans.
I’m a firm believer that the best tops are former bottoms!
Literary fiction, romantasy, YA, horror, mystery, memoir and more experimental! There’s something for everyone this month.
Sally Wainwright’s latest follows a group of menopausal women who start a rock band — hitting many of the Wainright’s favorite themes.
“Am I totally alone in this bizarre orientation?”
Plus, a sapphic Survivor wedding, the queers of Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, ladies smooching in The Witcher, and more!
Ruth Madievsky and Rachel León discuss the queer subtext of the 19th century novel The Romance of a Shop by Amy Levy, which was re-released last week.
Gretchen Felker-Martin and Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya discuss the surprisingly queer 19th century book Hauntings by Vernon Lee, which was re-released last week.
The cord cutting ceremony (or ritual) aims to symbolically (and spiritually/energetically) sever the ties that bind you to someone, to something, to an idea, that does not serve your higher purpose and may even harm you to some extent.
Your result may feel like an attack, but that’s what I’m here for. 😈
I hadn’t thought my Halloweekend queer turmoil in a long while. Overcompensating’s Halloweekend episode “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites” brought me crashing back to it.
We’ve got Claire Danes starring and Natalie Morales playing her ex-wife in a new Netflix psychological thriller, a new trippy genre-bending series from Vince Gilligan with a lesbian lead, and so much more!