Viva le revolution! This week we’re taking down rape culture, the Westboro Baptist Church, and breast cancer.

What a Presidential cat, indeed.

This week on The Real L Word, Romi and Dusty reunited, Whitney and Sara visited Connecticut, Amanda went to a dinner party in New York with Kiyomi and Somer couldn’t make it! Hijinks ensue!

The Good, The Bad, and The Kanye, feat. Jan Brewer, Mitt Romney, and Sweden.

What we missed this week: DC Republicans adopt inclusive language, Chuck Norris had feelings about boy scouts, and a safer sex guide for trans*women is right at your fingertips!

A church whose mantra is “Church Unusual.”

“Madison has a great history of creative women… So when we saw all the great events they were putting on, we wanted to do that, too.”

“And yes, every day in this Queer Mecca is like an episode of Portlandia.”

Caster Semenya is on suicide watch, Jessica Simpson lost her lesbian dog, and we don’t like Kate Moennig’s haircut for Three Rivers. Oh, and yodeling lesbian twins!

Who’s Justice Anthony Kennedy and how is he gonna feel about Prop 8?

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

Some voters in New Hampshire aren’t so into Rick Santorum’s “one man one woman” marriage idea.

There was a lot of homophobia this week. This is 20 to 44% of it.

What resources does your community provide for queer seniors?

“If you can’t beat them, join them. And once you’re in, take them over and throw them out.”

Guess who’s back? Glee is back. Glee is back. Back again. Glee is back. Tell a friend. Glee is back Glee is back Glee is back.

“interviews with two dozen former contestants — most of whose agreements expired after three years — from half a dozen reality series suggest that the programs routinely use isolation, sleeplessness and alcohol to encourage wild behavior.”

Is it really possible that basically half of all college-educated gays are still in the closet at work?

A Catholic school in Ontario has banned rainbows. Can we take a moment to appreciate how ridiculous this is.

This weekend, one third of Michigan Law’s 2011 class walked out of their own graduation ceremony to protest an anti-gay graduation speaker. Lucky for us, Sarah was there for the whole thing.