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There we were, two girls and a dog about to venture out on our own queer hero’s journey from Madrid to Marseille…

The stars and creator of Girls Like Girls discuss first love, self-discovery, and why queer audiences deserve more stories that celebrate lesbian

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BBC’s beloved sapphic dating series is back with a new villa full of dom femmes, soft mascs, and self-proclaimed U-Haulers looking for love.

A fresh and fruity taste of Pride. Concocted For GO Magazine By Laura Pica.

GO sat down with the comedian in between tour stops to dish on all things Pride, the power of listening and, of course, the ‘Horny for Jesus’ era.

A revealing and engrossing tour of lesbian herstory, past and present.

Our top picks for events, parties, and new openings in NYC and beyond.

Brooke Mayo will serve as assistant referee during one of Thursday’s matches.

From city views to seaside breeze. From Lesbian Fight Night to Flounder the harbor seal. Seattle is ready to give you an adventure—any way you want it.

Leaked records allegedly show those involved with the group, which includes an out actor and a Democratic senator.

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Starring Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy, Girls Like Girls transforms Kiyoko’s iconic music video into a heartwarming story about grief, first love, and learning to stop hiding who you are.

Hellos and goodbyes (for now) from the editorial team.

In our hearts, we always knew.

How do I get better at giving oral? We asked Dirty Lola, an award-winning sexpert with over 11 years of experience.

A new safety analysis analyzed legislation and hate crimes across the country to find out which states are true safe spaces for LGBTQ+ Americans.

The singer and actress continues to show her allyship in ways that matter.

Pride, spirituality, grief, and *those* Marina Mabrey rumors. The breakout star of the Connecticut Sun opens up like never before.

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For more than four decades, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Center has touched nearly every corner of queer life in New York. The Center serves the city with the largest queer population in the world, offering over 30,000 essential, life-saving services. Meet some of the dedicated team behind this vital work.

Six gay men were murdered between 1974 and 1975 by the so-called Doodler. Police are now renewing a call to the public to help solve the cases.

Every June, GO Magazine celebrates 100 queer women who inspire us, lead us, and remind us what resilience, brilliance, and unapologetic visibility look like. In 2002, we made it our […]

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The out actress recently shared her thoughts on daydreaming, death, and starting a family.

The indie singer-songwriter became a rising star with her viral sapphic hit “Constellations” and in doing so became the representation she needed growing up.

Several bars in the Castro are now using facial recognition technology that records a person’s name, address, and even their gender.

The premiere date for the reality dating series was just announced.

It comes after an executive order directing the government to classify all people by their sex assigned at birth.

As other states rollback LGBTQ+ rights, Delaware has passed legislation protecting queer families.

Time to watch every country’s version of Bound.

The judge told a city clerk she wouldn’t marry them because of her religious beliefs.

A jury acquitted the man on the most serious charges, to which one of Sibley’s friends said resulted in “half justice.”

Dayna Kathan is entering a new chapter in life—one that includes the colors orange, yellow and pink.

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“It’s important for queer youth of color to see leaders who look similar to them,” says Im Lynde, NYC Pride’s first Asian American executive director.