“Honestly I love myself, and I think I’m super hot.”

Plus an update on Nomi’s bad decision making on grown-ish, Burden of Truth is getting super interesting, and My Little Pony goes out with a gay bang.

Our spring issue wants you to get outside and find the rest of us, or yourself, or the history of a people, or something else we’ve never seen! Deadline for submissions is midnight April 26th.

“I love that someone actually answered that they’re a ‘soup chef’.”

For a wardrobe that seems to consist mainly of old t-shirts, cutoff shorts, and strappy sandals destined to leave tan lines, camp counselor fashion works.

“Little A+ box, I just wanted you to know that today I did my part in helping to burn the patriarchy to the ground.”

“This is honestly one of the best comics about identity and finding community and yourself that I’ve ever read.”

My hunting experiences from youth to adulthood, in relation to my life as a black, queer woman of color.

When was the last time the two queer women of Riverdale got any semblance of character development?

Young M.A is making me sweat! Plus, a victory for LGBTQ+ parents in Michigan, 40 queer women under 40, rural queers, the lesbian Kid Governor of CT, The Prom: The Musical, and more!

Kara and Lena set us up for a season of subtext and stress; Kelly & Alex and Nia & Brainy remain adorable.

How about a little Valentine’s Day inspiration from your favorite fictional couples?

In the summer of 2014 I was broken. Living in community with my queer elders put me back together.

I didn’t expect us to create a Blood Moon Healing Circle Ceremony. It wasn’t on the emailed itinerary. Why did we even feel the need to create it? Two words: intergenerational trauma.

Purim is a party, so let’s make a big batch of rainbow hamantaschen to celebrate!

“My one note is, “God, I wish Tasha was a firefighter, so I didn’t have to feel conflicted about her.”

Everything looks better when you’re in love, and Nevada City was no exception.

If I were a man invested, even subconsciously, in propping up a patriarchal society where women, even subconsciously, Know Their Place, Captain Marvel would terrify the pants off of me.

“Lol yes just got off work and ready for dyke shit”

From Lizzie to Frida to Battle of the Sexes to The Favourite, our team weighs in on 21 queer films that are based on true stories.