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 one time Gabby, Ali and Vanessa all went to The Lesbian Love Octagon, in New York City and then we all got together at a bar and, over Red Stripe, hashed out some of the finer points on our feelings.

A hugely talented indie musician from Boston who’s making her biggest, baddest record yet.

In which I review Valencia and talk to Michelle Tea for 15 minutes. // “We were not gay. We were queer. We were dykes. We were really against the man and capitalism and always aware of everything that was unfair and unjust.”

The books of Orange is the New Black, diversity in kids’ books, heroic librarians, subtle ways of convincing those around you to read your favorite childhood novels and more.

‘Tis the season to don our gay apparel.

140 articles and essays to read and save and love, in celebration of the 100th edition of “Things I Read That I Love”

This week is our last week, and it’s easy. Not like our previous week.

Nothing is more awkward that coming out to your friends’ parents or your parents’ friends. This week on Pretty Little Liars Emily handles it like a champ.

“But then again, my favorite princess was Belle, whose Stockholm Syndrome didn’t register as an issue to me, so long story short: Disney princesses fucked with all of our childhood concepts of healthy relationships.”

Yes, we need to keep working. But can we fuckin’ party for a second please.

“I would’ve cried if someone hadn’t started singing, and then someone else joined in.”

I’ve got some bad news and a great GIF.

Launa is a writer, editor, freelance artist and film producer, exotic dance teacher, and nanny… and that’s not all. Basically, she’s a superhero and you definitely want to hear what she has to say.

“The summer after I turned thirteen, I decided that exactly two things needed to happen in order for my life to matter: I needed Rosie Collins to like me, and I needed my parents to send me to Bible Camp.”

Do you have to wear a suit to work? Can you wear an approximation of a suit? Here’s how!

“When you’re surrounded by so many queers celebrating queer, you feel normal by default.”

Nothing tastes as good as an explosion.

A super interesting trans ‘glitch dub’ artist and activist from DC.

The song is part of her upcoming and much-awaited mixtape, “Spirit Finger Gazebo,” which until recently often felt like a distant dream.