Your Best Halloween Costume Ever: Katniss Everdeen Three Ways
Nothing on Halloween is hotter than the girl on fire. Here are three versions of Katniss Everdeen for you to choose from!
Nothing on Halloween is hotter than the girl on fire. Here are three versions of Katniss Everdeen for you to choose from!
The lesbianagettes are feathering their nests for winter with friends, activities and lady loves.
This mix does not have ‘Monster Mash’ on it.
Don’t spend more on a costume than you’d spend on a forty, and only wear what you’re willing to get stained.
Alex, Gabby and Riese share gripping accounts of their conversions to o.b.® tampons… with illustrations.
A small thing you can make for your Halloweening experience. Let them eat teeny tiny cake!
Costume ideas that would impress both your childhood self and your 90s lesbian brethren. Who doesn’t want to be Carmen Sandiego, really?
This study from University of Maryland tells us that 38% of lesbians aren’t being regularly screened for cervical cancer.
If you live in one of these 45 places, we want you to tell us all about it. (Sidenote: we’re in especially desperate need of a San Francisco queer girl city guide!)
Vanessa’s Team Pick: A career fair at the LGBT Center in NYC and the chance to see Autostraddle’s Carly speak on a panel? Hello Monday, you’ve never looked so good!
Kristen’s Team Pick: Here’s your daily Aww.
Brunch, beer and a three-day-long Pride? Yes please.
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.
owwww ow ow ow CRAMPS.
If all you know about Baltimore is from The Wire, here’s a lesson in why they call this place Charm City.
Ever wonder what Pittsburgh has going for it besides Brian, Justin, Michael, Ted and Emmett?
It’s the second largest and second most populous city in the United Kingdom (the first being London) with over three and a half million people. So obviously it can’t be too bad here!
“The city boasts one of the largest LGBTQ populations in the U.S., and there are more and more resources and opportunities for LBT ladies in the “A.”
In which we follow six fresh-faced freshmen through their very first year of higher education.