Our intrepid lesbianagettes have been busy figuring out how to handle life back home, crying during Les Miserables, getting tattoos and having girlfriends visit. Let’s catch up with them!
This fifth installment finds our freshmen on their way home for the holidays. They’re becoming leaders, creating new families, meeting Andrea Gibson and recovering from finals, foot surgery and concussions! We just love them so.
“Now is certainly not the time for the District to start public maneuvering and posturing at the expense of a family facing such a devastating loss.”
The lesbianagettes are as busy as ever. This time, they’ve got rugby, crazy weather, trips to new york, and a bunch of pictures from Halloween parties.
Ever wonder what that teacher was thinking? How they handled being out at work? Or did you wish they were more out and outspoken? Here are three real-life queer teachers to give you a peek inside their teacher-brains!
The lesbianagettes are feathering their nests for winter with friends, activities and lady loves.
We’re only a few weeks into the 2012 school year and already organizations are stepping up to the plate to make it a little bit easier for today’s queer youth.
Settling into dorms and classes, going to parties and finding first girlfriends! Our Lesbianagettes have a lot to share with you about their first few weeks of college.
In which we follow six fresh-faced freshmen through their very first year of higher education.
A Louisiana lawmaker wants to a local university to drop its new minor in LGBT studies because he claims the program is political; he also seems to have no awareness that it is also political to discourage the program.
Are you a gay lady about to start your first year of college? Are you a writer? Well, this opportunity might be just right for you.
Moving back in with your parents after college because you’re unemployed can feel like the end of the world, but is probably not actually the end of the world.
11. Don’t get confused, though: Unless you are actually poor, you are not actually poor.
The BQU wants to “change hearts,” and it’s hard to read their story without feeling something in yours.
Rachel’s Team Pick: What if you could take a class called “Rethinking the Family, Sex, and Gender” (and more) for free? YOU CAN.
The cuties at Cypress Ranch High School made the best anti-bullying video of all time!
When I heard that President Obama would be speaking at my school, Barnard, and not at his Alma Mater across the street, I knew that outrage would ensue. And it has.
Go ahead girl, put yo poetry in it.
Why labeling yourself as “Asian” on your applications might give you an unfair disadvantage when it comes to college admissions.
Yale pulls its name and resources from the infamous Sex Week at Yale for murky reasons.