Scorpio season encourages us to delve into our passions and embrace radical honesty with ourselves.

“Being a Black woman, a queer artist in this moment; it cost me my time. It cost me my hair, moments with family.”

Halloween III stands as a prescient warning for what was coming as a result of the disastrous decisions of Ronald Reagan’s administration.

“Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken” is an uplifting and empathetic docuseries led by one of our most iconic lesbian musicians of all time.

Advice for coping when your Instagram-beloved girlfriend seems too hot for you, rekindling romance after long Covid, and how to flirt — gayly.

Plus updates on NCIS: Hawai’i and Rasika Venkatesa is our new chefbian on Top Chef!

I’m six weeks post-op from Top Surgery, and I’m learning a ton. I’m learning more about my body and my dysphoria, my goals for transitioning, and most importantly, life without boobs.

At 35, Delporte’s acceptance of her sexuality serves as a catalyst that helps her understand her relationships, her interests, her experiences with boys and young men as a young woman, and, especially, her body.

“I worked on this book between 2019 and 2023, years not exactly known for… incredible progress. In many ways, letting myself slip into another, imaginary world — albeit a worse one — was how I made sense of it all.”

Welcome to the 2023 Autostraddle TV Awards! These awards celebrate the best in LGBTQ+ television and beyond.

“They didn’t hit me. They didn’t throw me. They didn’t throw the phones, the glasses, the blow dryers, at me. They were just near me and it was always somehow my fault.”

Adventure games, farming sims, and even a musical! Check out this list of some of the best — and queerest — games of 2023.

More than a dozen activists and local lawmakers are hunger striking in Washington right now to call for President Biden and Congress commit to a permanent ceasefire, Cynthia Nixon is one of the them.

As the national and international conversations on colonialism, imperialism, and decolonization progress and spread, I think it’s important for us to continue reflecting on the big and small ways Indigenous groups in the U.S. and abroad have challenged and fought against the occupying, colonialist, imperialist forces that have attempted to wipe those groups off the map entirely.

However you choose to engage with Banned Books Week, I hope you’ll think about the books that have led you to the person you are today.

I have been told that Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson does not often use words like “let-them-eat-cake” in her legal writing, but she’s right and she absolutely should say it. Today is a day for being Big Mad.

“I am a queer person who grew up in and has lived in small communities, small towns, and small cities for my entire life.”

“I don’t believe in dividing beginners and intermediate students because I think everyone is going to bring different skills to the table.”

Our perception of history is shaped by who writes the stories and who publishes them.

Welcome to Taurus season, friends. How can you give yourself permission to break free, to evolve? Where might internal friction help you find external movement?