Testimonies from A-Camp April 2012’s four scholarship campers and how you, too, can help send a lucky lucky girl to camp in September OR how you could be that lucky girl. So many opportunities in this post.
This time we’re looking for herstory. Lots and lots of herstory.
“12. Girls plus the chairs they were just sitting in.”
The BQU wants to “change hearts,” and it’s hard to read their story without feeling something in yours.
“Although this question is usually totally offensive, it’s interesting to think that it can actually mean something.”
My sister is a contestant on America’s Next Top Model, might be cooler than me.
I’m helping you put the EX back in TEXT
Dharun Ravi will get 30 days in prison, 300 hours of community service, three years’ probation, court-ordered counseling, and $10,000 to be paid to an organization that helps victims of hate crimes.
“Memories of how much fun we used to have getting smashed and smashing one another with fingers and tongues and dildos fill my mind.”
Autostraddle’s going postal.
Registration is open for A-Camp September 2012 — snag your spot and make dreams come true!
“Taipei has outstanding food, outstanding public transportation and outstanding lesbians.” What more can you ask for?
It’s actually happening.
Do you enjoy watching intensely choreographed pop music performed in dozens of languages, occasionally with pyrotechnics and intense nationalism? Well, good news!
The penultimate episode of series 2 is, as Lexy might say, fantastic and lovely. Bonus: Star Trek jokes!
This week on NSFW Sunday: sexual history, Dita Von Tesse, and non-monogamy.
This Sunday Funday, every single person on Earth will come out in favor of marriage equality. No but really, at least five will!
Oh wow it’s the Nationals Contest! I hope everybody brought lots of confetti and meatloaf!
This week’s episode of Glee was all about props! Not like congratulations, but actual physical stuff. Like fake knives and emotionally vulnerable back-up singers.
“My sexual orientation is mine and the person I’m dating to know. I’m not one for a public display of my life.”