Rachel’s Team Pick: Look, a new queer literary magazine for you to submit to!

“Although this question is usually totally offensive, it’s interesting to think that it can actually mean something.”

Everything’s coming up gay! And our first Fundraiser of the Week ever is here!

This week, we have the law on our side and another “Call Me Maybe” video to watch – not to mention an adorable twist at the end. It’s all right here.

Mother’s Day is almost upon us. What are you gonna buy? Maybe something gay.

Have I told you lately that I love you? All of you? Because I do.

“During Gay Pride Week, Pamela’s father came to the Village to take her out to dinner… and that’s when Pamela saw it: plastered literally all over the place, on every wall and phone booth, was her own face staring back at her.”

The Liars finally start confronting people and asking the hard questions. More importantly, Maya’s cousin shows up and wants to get all up in Emily’s pants. We’re upset about this.

Five colleges, two cities, lots of queers.

Argentina, Chile and Cuba all made strides in LGBT rights last week! What a wonderful world we live in!

Kyrsten Sinema is proof not everything in Arizona politics is bad. Now if we can just get the 9th District to make her the first out bisexual on Capitol Hill.

This week on “The Real L Word,” everybody got married to dolphins!

Testimonies from A-Camp April 2012’s four scholarship campers and how you, too, can help send a lucky lucky girl to camp in September OR how you could be that lucky girl. So many opportunities in this post.

“You don’t have to live on Long Island to join. You don’t have to be gay or have a kid who is gay… All you have to do is believe in the movement.”

Emily does a lot of kissing in this episode. Some of it is good. Some of it is awkward.

Riot showed us what revolution could look like. We had a new concept of what power could be. We could find it within ourselves and in each other — and we didn’t have to ask.

Curated video from 80’s and 90’s afterschool specials in which being gay was a lot like being a tornado or a flesh-eating virus.

“I don’t remember the names of most of the people I met that week. Except for his: Tuck.”

“My awkwardness should have followed me along to Girl Scout camp, but somehow I managed to shed most of it in the 40 miles between the city and that patch of unremarkable forest.”

The City of Brotherly Love’s got plenty to do for ladies of all stripes.