Trini, the Mexican-American Yellow Ranger, tells her friends that she’s figuring out her sexuality and that she likes girls, and in the process she finds a family.

An A-Camp love story to help ease your comedown!

Before any of my other sexuality identities, I was kinky.

“This is only tangentially related to your question, but I think about the same girl nearly every time I put on mascara.”

I’m queer, and I’m kinky. But being kinky doesn’t make me queer. Kink is not a sexual orientation.

“In the midst of all this grief and uncertainty, we must rise up and practice pride every day.”

“There’s a certain kind of girl you never really see — even when she’s right in front of you. Some of those invisible girls are watching you as carefully as you’re overlooking them. A story of friendship, love, loyalty, and murder.”

Your community gallery for May! Nearly 100 queers doing the work!

It’s time for a little Earp family history lesson, kids.

We talked to One Day at a Time writers, Becky Mann and Michelle Badillo, about gay representation on TV, how Autostraddle came to be in the script, their queer TV roots, what kind of LGBT stories are missing from TV and what’s in store for Elena in a potential next season.

Mona wins!

If you’ve got an ex-girlfriend, we’ve got a Ken Doll for that.

Turn on all the lights in the house and come read about the Winchester Mystery House, haunted cabins, songs playing from beyond the veil, and our deeply unsurprising number of experiences with ghost cats.

Your move, Hollywood.

Twenty percent of millennials ID as LGBTQ (that’s a lot), Gauri Sawant stars in a Vicks ad that will melt your heart, Georgia says “No Means No” to anti-LGBT bullshit, a queer dance party protest at Ivanka Trump’s place, and more good good shit.

When the world feels dark, we have to find the light where we can and hold onto it. This is a story about a bright, shining spot of goodness: My Granny.

My dad’s motorcycle magazines weren’t inherently pornographic; they were mostly actually about motorcycles. But beautiful, scantily clad women were pictured posing on them. And those women became an obsession.

The only “X” you need in your life is Xanax-rec!

“There are people who, when I say I have a chronic illness and try to talk about it, will be like ‘Well, you’re just an adult now.’ I mean, yes, but also, this is real. It does keep me at home a lot. I do have a weakened immune system. I’m not making this up.”

Many books that feature masculine women characters or characters on the trans masculine spectrum show sexual assault. These ones don’t.