Is there enough room to practice compassion at the same time that we notice we’re being manipulated and dehumanized? How much of our own humanity is taken away from us when we don’t allow ourselves the emotional space to practice love in any circumstance?
The comics industry is filled with a lot of wonderful, generous and kind-hearted creators. This is just one example of that truth.
Yesterday, Christian blogger and memoirist Glennon Doyle Melton announced via Twitter and Facebook that she and Abby Wambach are in love.
Let’s all help each other and ourselves this week.
Listen as you build your movements, clarify your priorities, and fight for that future so many of us thought was already here.
Practically perfect in every way.
The ways Trump’s administration will hurt gay and trans people go far beyond marriage equality — and he’s proven we can’t believe a word he says.
How the Sustainable Cycles bike collective is making menstruation products accessible and fighting stigma.
Let’s start a discussion about what we can do as activists, right now in this moment, in the wake of the apocalypse/election.
Victorian ideas about sex, cranberry juice and UTIs, whether it’s time to have sex or not right now and more.
This week f*cking sucked. Here’s some levity, some light, some love, and some puppies to make it all better for a minute.
Kate McKinnon’s cold open on tonight’s Saturday Night Live wasn’t funny at all, but it was something else.
How to use the technology of recurring monthly payments to build a subscription service to all the rights they’re gonna try to take from us.
“No way.”
Luisa gets a storyline with Rogelio, Pippy and TMI go dancing, Maggie hosts Sapphic Shabbat, and Stef wonders what Betty and Tara are getting up to.
Catch up with bisexual badass Sara Lance in the ’80s, and the badass women of Arrow in the right nows.
Looking at protests, Trump’s potential transition team, the National Organization for Marriage gearing up against LGBT rights, and more.
Coping is a huge part of our lives and we all have our schemes, whether they’re conscious or not. In this particularly troubling time, it’s more important than ever.
Lay it all out there and bring hope to our world. It’s what you do best.
Here’s what you do: write “I’m Gay” (or trans or bi or queer or whatever) on a piece of paper and put it inside an Easter Egg for the Easter Egg Hunt. Someone at your family gathering will find it, and it will lead to mass confusion as everyone tries to figure out who the “I” is referring to in the note. Now your Easter party is a Mystery party!