The “equal rights” angle wasn’t working so some gay marriage advocates are switching it up.

Rick Santorum is an idiot but it’s probably a bad idea to pretend he doesn’t exist.

Today Nepal’s queer community has fought to end fear, shame, and invisibility — and they made it fun.

Manhattan is a very good place to be a girl who likes girls.

In today’s edition of “I am gay and want to do things anyway,” gays are still trying to legally be in love, around the world, and state rights are still proving to be ineffective ways to govern the love lives of American gay people (ahem).

“Obama is proud to support the Respect for Marriage Act.”

It’s a good week when you have 200 cops, Margaret Cho, Hillary Clinton, and a crown prince of India on your side.

NOM was more than ready to misconstrue the findings of the latest study on gay families to make gay families look as bad as possible.

The National Organization for Marriage photoshopped 60,000 Obama supporters to look like they’re protesting gay marriage. No, really.

In the last installment on out queer survival guide to weddings, we’ve got a tale of two disasters, a guide on finding your balance and advice on giving the right kind of fucks.

There’s still good news to be had at the dawning of a new year of love / feelings / friendship / Autostraddle reading in your underwear.

A Westchester woman is suing her employer for denying her wife medical coverage.

So many things happened this year that weren’t terrible!

” I did not feel one with the human race in that moment. That was the moment it had a direct effect on me & my rights – that is when I decided to make this documentary.”

“There was a great heyday in the 80’s in which I felt like you could publish anything, you could say anything – any of the initials, L, G, B, or T.”

“And as long as I have the privilege of being your President, I promise you, you won’t just have a friend in the White House, you will have a fellow advocate.”

Remember when you said that thing?

Puppies, Ellen, puppies, feminism, PUPPY BOWL VIII.

Ho, ho, ho, y’all.

“Sports aren’t just about empowering women to change their surroundings. They’re also about changing the ways in which women are viewed in their surroundings.”