For the first time in the history of the “Where We Are On TV” Report, lesbian characters occupy a bigger slice of the LGBTQ+ TV character pie than gay men.

Our TV Team has voted and these are our picks for the Best TV Shows of 2021 with lesbian, bisexual, queer and/or trans characters.

Also in today’s Pop Culture Fix: The final Supergirl trailer, custom Dreamer and Sentinel action figures, Disney stars really are all gay, huh?, and more!

There is no “solution” to gender identity.

Society can make us feel like we’re flawed or like our relationships aren’t as valid because we’re not having as much sex as we’re “supposed to.”

The Dinah — 30 years later, Anita Hill wants more than apology from Joe Biden, the R. Kelly verdict we waited 20 years for, and Simone Biles on choosing herself.

When exactly did they develop a taste for the cherry and on which day in history did they finally deign to take a bite?

No offense, Timothee Chalamet. It’s just that non-binary icon Gonzo wore it better.

“In the 90s, everyone was telling kids they could be anything they wanted to be. But when people saw who I wanted to be they were like, maybe not that though, maybe that’s a little much.”

“I am proud to let you know that I identify as non-binary & will officially be changing my pronouns to they/them moving forward.”

It’s no surprise that over 25% of the openly gay athletes in the Tokyo Olympics play women’s soccer.

How queer is Marvel’s Eternals?, Megan Rapinoe talks about her St. Paul mural, Orphan Black: The Next Chapter is back for a second season, and more!

Autostraddle’s TV Team shares our picks for the best TV shows of 2020 featuring girls, gays and theys.

These were the most openly gay Olympics by far, and so they were also the Olympics where the most gay people medaled!

Reclaiming bimbo-hood, is it safe to have a New Year’s Eve party, and in the era of online dating — why are we obsessed with meet-cutes?

The trailer for season two of Euphoria, 25 celebs who have come out as pansexual, gay Santa, and more!

Mint Simon, the brand new solo project from the lead singer of alternative pop trio Caveboy, talks with me about finding fluidity in gender and sexuality during quarantine and re-emerging more themselves than ever.

“I had to learn to feel safe enough in my body that I was able to go rock climbing. And then climbing made my body feel like a safer place, and kind of taught me to take care of it.”

Ramirez quietly updated their pronouns on Twitter and Instagram a while back, but this is the first major post since then to address their gender directly. Congratulations Sara, we’re so happy you’re living more authentically every year and showing us all the way!

Now is a great time to escape to outer space, don’t you think?