People often describe fate by saying “the stars aligned,” and that’s true. Our planets collaborated through the alchemy of our bodies that night. Our bodies aligned, the stars aligned.

Brittani Nichols fights the forces of evil, Annie Clark needs more mushrooms and El Sanchez lives even mas.

A-Camp Selfie

A-Camp 7.5

The Women’s March was a record-breaking worldwide protest against Donald Trump, and you’re gonna love all these photos of lesbians, queers, gays, bisexuals and allies who rallied for the occasion.

The music you listen to in your teen years mixes with your hormones and emotions and overwhelms you and permanently molds you. You make mix tapes, you go to shows, you buy band t-shirts and posters, you get ill advised tattoos. It’s a lot of fun.

“Obamacare turned me from a liability into a full citizen worth protecting, and to see it roll backward instead of march forward would be a stain on our national history and an immediate threat to countless people.”

I Still Know What You Did in Waterloo

Liz Castle, Brittani Nichols and Kristin Russo at A-Camp 7.5 (photo by Isabelle Alcantara)

Enthusiastic Crowd at A-Camp 7.5 (photo by Lucy Hinder)

83. Glass of Milk. Wayyyyyy too many lactose intolerant lesbians for this one. Maybe if it was “Glass of Soy Milk” or “Glass of Almond Milk” it’d be higher.

8. Vanessa Hudgens Singing “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” in Grease Live!

On the term and concept of “IRL” and why it’s totally incorrect and we should stop using it.

Brittani Nichols Likes You is the thing about Brittani Nichols. It’s sexy and it’s funny and it’s real and it’s raw and it’s further proof that she can do anything she wants to do.

It’s like cookies and cocoa with your coolest queer friend, but free and available for download right now.

A-Camp May 2013

7. The Ghost of Hope for the Future of America

Immortality, my darlings.

We’re bringing back some old favorites in new colors, some fresh tees and sweaters, and a ton of colorful enamel pins to decorate yourself with! Get in here!

Knowing I could take on a task and see it through, start to finish, reminds me that the same is true for my writing and my activism, too. I will literally start 2017 with my house in order — and the work I’ll do from there will be much better for it.