“An entire year has passed since the shouts heard around the world reverberated throughout the Texas Capitol and forced the state legislature to come to a screeching halt. Rise Up/Levanta Texas formed in late June 2013 as a grassroots response to a growing awareness that our bodies, stories, and voices were being made invisible within the larger narrative surrounding reproductive rights and HB 2.”

It’s dark in here and I’m scared!

“i have taken a few pop quizzes on this and got back 100 straight which I am”

As always: is anyone okay?

The holidays have come and gone, but straight people? Oh, they’re still here. More than ever.

“To everyone’s credit, something they never tell you about as a child is the metaphorical cowboy snowman ready to do the devil’s bidding in a marriage, so who, really, is to blame here?”

Guess who are still not okay?

“Something I’m curious about is if straight coupling has always stood on a foundation of contempt. “

Heterosexual tomfoolery round up!

25% of the 12.3k people who took our Lesbian Stereotypes survey have been in the presence of a ghost, but only 18% of all Americans have been similarly haunted. We sure are good at ghosting!

Does anyone know what’s happening.

Siri, play “The Despair in a Man’s Eyes (Ft. Woman’s Euphoric Denial)” at full volume.

Nature is healing.

Why were these coworkers gathering to discuss how much they want to fuck Spirit, the stallion of the Cimarron?

“The observation of white people actually grappling with ideas of class amongst each other empowers me, but it empowers me even more when I know they’re having the same conversation even when I’m NOT in the room.”

The AS team answers member advice questions — from dealing with workplace bullies to advocating for yourself in medical environments, and more!

It doesn’t really matter what you watch as long as it has a few good scares. But why not bond with your crush over some very pointed queer horror? Here’s a list of ten films to watch this Halloween based specifically on what type of crush is currently haunting you.

It’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and I’m choosing to create the queer media coverage I want to see.

You — yes, YOU! — can save our favorite queer sitcom One Day at a Time. All you have to do is watch it tonight (and the next three weeks) on CBS.

In 2024, everybody watched women’s sports — and a lot of those watched athletes were queer women. These are my most memorable women’s sports moments from the past year.