“I am 100% buying this book with the money my homophobic aunt and uncle gave me for the holidays!”

“Mama bear? Honey, try Papa Bear. Like a big daddy silverback,” is an actual thing that comes out of Sara Ramirez’s mouth in this episode.

“I asked my partner what they’d do if I showed up like ‘I heard you had something that needs hammering’ and they acted like they didn’t hear me.”

The problem isn’t that Miranda used Che — the problem is the show itself did, too.

Did I have pizza for dinner last night? Yes. Am I having pizza again for dinner tonight? Also, yes. Queer as in F*ck You Ok so take all of this with the necessary grain of salt that I don’t keep up regular tabs on the major players involved, so I am playing catch up here!… […]

Instead of opening up these First Four match-ups to the whole wide web, as we usually do, we’re going to start here… with the members who power this community year-round.

Someone who stands up to meanies and also had a silly side has always done it for me.

You won’t believe the name of Che Diaz’s new sitcom.

“The world needs an all-queer band of string players called Homosexually Charged Violins now more than ever.”

Miranda goes to Che’s “comedy” show and finds that she’s the butt of all the “jokes.”

one time someone said they hoped i got absolutely railed before a date and it meant a lot to me, wanted to just share that love and support.

In the season finale of And Just Like That, Hollywood calls Che Diaz and Miranda answers, Rock has a they-mitzvah, and Carrie heads back to where it all started.

Miranda gets hit with the double break-up spoon.

The energy Miranda is giving in this scene — and, in fact, in this entire episode — is that little pig named Wallace from the Geico commercials who hangs out of the car window holding a pinwheel and screaming.

This December we’ve got the Sex and the City reboot and its non-binary Sara Ramirez character, a bisexual reindeer on Santa’s B-Team, a Black gay dating app inventor, the new Matrix movie, a queer character in a Christmas rom-com, a queer Real Housewife, a lesbian organic dairy farmer in an all-female dystopia and so much more!

Stars! They are just like us — gay, online and with a cat! And I am having some very gay feelings about this image of Sara Ramirez. They are simply not fit for the public.

Hayley Kiyoko nails the gayze, happy birthday to Ariana DeBose, and POV: You are on a bike ride with Sara Ramirez.

Luz and Amity tell queer kids they have a present; Eda and Raine tell them they have a future. And in between, there’s stories of disability, chronic illness, mental illness, gender, found family, and so much more.

There are so many nonbinary actors popping up on our screens and stages. Here’s just 25 of the many you definitely need to know.

We’ve decided Rosie is Bette Porter’s arch-nemesis in Gen Q, Jasika Nicole joins Peacock’s Punky Brewster reboot, Callie Torres/Sara Ramirez’s lasting legacy, and more!