“We are so sorry that we acted out of fear and uncertainty. We had never been faced with such a decision and we should have acted with our hearts.”

Carly and Robin meander through the Great American West! “Look, I know you think you live here, but we don’t. You probably think we live nowhere, and in a way, that’s true.”

Actually, I love the image that comes from being from the same state as the Honey Boo Boo Child herself.

Debates, protests and ridiculous videos over same-sex marriage aren’t limited to this side of the Atlantic.

This week on NSFW Sunday: edgeplay, seasonal sex, lesbian romance, and clits of steel.

I’m just here for the food, but apparently everyone else is here for the fight.

Samira Ghorbani Danesh faces imprisonment and torture if German courts don’t reverse a recent decision.

Things we wrote and the best of what you clever dolphins said.

“This is the kind of movie that needs to be made more often. It’s like Tangled on feminist steroids.”

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

“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.”

The Managerettes love you so much that they hijacked the Comment Awards this week.

Robert Giard took 500 photographs of queer writers in the 80’s and 90’s. They’re pretty f*cking awesome.

Mollie is a voice for Marriage Equality, she’s starting a nonprofit to promote positive visibility of the LGBT community and she has an interesting tattoo. Oh, yeah, and she’s pretty smokin’ too.

From Catherine Opie to Cass Bird to Zanele Muholi, here are ten queer women with vision and talent changing the heteronormative face of contemporary photography.

If you’d been a lesbian art-lover in 1920’s London, you might have known this woman, sometimes called Timothy, sometimes called Peter.

Ellen talks about Prop 8, gay marriage and the 40,000 alleged Moms who thought JCPenney shouldn’t be associating its fine brand with Ellen’s lesbianism.

Anthony Makk can stay with his husband Bradford Wells in the US, at least for two more years.

Two moms in Florida were awarded equal parenting rights, which is sadly actually a landmark occasion.

I laughed a lot this week because y’all are hilarious.