Your April community gallery is here! With more llamas than you’d think.

Comparing cards from two or more different tarot decks can help you discover new depths of meaning. Here are some examples!

Equinox and the LGBT Community Center teamed up to make a film about the LGBT alphabet. So I interviewed the editor while we were in our pajamas.

Go get ’em, Supergirl.

If only they knew, back then, what “butch” and “queer” might mean today…

Unpacking internalized homophobia (and lesbophobia, and biphobia, and transphobia, and misogyny, and MORE) is hard, but for you we did our best!

The setting is new, the stakes are higher, but the excitement and the humor and the tension are the same.

“guys do you think i’ll ever have sex in a penthouse with floor to ceiling windows and a view
like while i’m still young enough to be bendy”

Reading for today’s dystopia, today.

“This wholesale group exclusion of a person based on an accusation that they are somehow dangerous without any opportunity for that person to describe why they think this charge is happening or how they are experiencing it, or for anyone to look at the order of events that produced this accusation or the history of the person accusing — I mean, this is the definition of injustice.”

How do we want to be seen in our daily lives? How much control do we really have over it? How do we make ourselves visible in a world that often chooses not to see us clearly, and what risks and complications come with it? There’s no one answer, which is why we had all these Autostraddle staffers who identify somewhere under the bisexual umbrella talk about it for you!

It’s you and like 85 of your closest Autostraddle friends posing with your favorite books! Get in here!

What’s the thing you’re looking forward to that’s getting you through the day, the month, the year? Get in here and tell me about it!

“Mom in the streets, Mimi from rent in the sheets”

“omg wtf there are so many good looking butches in that one city in maine
is there a colony?”

It’s this community strength that makes me proud to be Native. It’s this show of solidarity that makes me worry less for our Water Protectors who have chosen to hold down the camps throughout the winter.

Goodbyes are only goodbye if I want them to be. Life is about making connections and working to maintain them. It’s also such a wild ride that you never know where you’ll end up or who will end up there with you.

I’m guest editing an essay series for Autostraddle next month and am looking for personal essays about how your black queer life has been saved or influenced by art in all forms, from television to sculpture.

It’s a little city full of odds and ends (and some queers) planted in the mountains.

These are the documentaries that changed our lives and/or made us better people and/or entertained us. Maybe you’ll like them too!