This NYC Sapphic Volleyball Club Is Giving Queer Women a Place to Play, Compete, and Find Community
What started as one former volleyball player’s attempt to reclaim the sport has grown into a thriving community for NYC’s sapphic athletes.
What started as one former volleyball player’s attempt to reclaim the sport has grown into a thriving community for NYC’s sapphic athletes.
“Lilith”, a new play written by Adina Aaron and directed by Samantha Ozeas, reinterprets the erased mythical figure of Lilith not as a cautionary myth, but as a story of queer desire and defiance between two women.
Here’s where to rack ’em up without the mansplaining and competition but with queer hotties to mingle with.
GO spoke with three queer women selling their incredible vintage finds, just in time for some early holiday shopping.
Queer designer Richi Cadrouce’s brand, Sad Bsh, is a collection of vintage items, reworked clothing, and hand-painted art.