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This August, 30 queer teams will spike, bump, and ace their way through one epic weekend of LezVolley.

Some of our favorite New York City hotspots.

These lesbiqueer-owned breweries let the hops do the talking.

Girljocks unite.

The couple behind Via Carota created one of New York’s best restaurants. Now they have an empire.

New York’s newest dyke bar is carving out its own niche.

Hollywood nights.

The L Word: Generation Q’s nonbinary hottie (and Jennifer Beals stan) dishes on “complicated queer-ass” love triangles.

It is a hard time to be a gay person who both supports the current Writer’s Guild strike, but also wants to watch something new this summer instead of more Drag Race reruns. Thankfully, these new lesbo-centric must-sees were made long before the strike!

Blue Jean explores surviving as a lesbian in Margaret Thatcher’s era.

And so is media for LGBTQ+ women.

Since we launched, Women We Love, which includes cisgender and transgender women across the LGBTQ+ spectrum, has featured nearly 2,000 women, each of whom has worked in her own way to make her community, her state, her country, or the larger global environment a better and more inclusive place for us all.

Harry Hamlin’s powerful trans daughter might surprise fans.

Here are 100 lesbian, bi, queer, and just plain human moments that had extra special meaning for our entire community.

Alice was, and is still, unfolding in front of our eyes, revealing new layers each time she graces the screen in an iconic pantsuit. 

“Regardless of how society has changed in the last 17 years,” Kate Moenning, who plays Shane, tells GO, “what hasn’t changed is the primal desire to be seen and to love and be loved.” 

Producer, activist, and model Jazzmyne Jay is a queer rebel in the age of influence. — Interview by Mandie Williams. Photography by Courteney Morris.

As the first Black woman to lead NYC’s critically important Anti Violence Project, Beverly Tillery opts for a grass roots approach to affecting social change. With violence against the queer community on the rise, her work is more important than ever before.

The excruciating beauty of modern femininity.

Turns out a hopeless romantic was hiding beneath the “f*ckboy” exterior.

The population is about 125,000. 100,000 revelers showed up for the epic 20th Pride. Photos and Story by Grace Chu.

The quirky queer utopia at the end of the road.

From taverns to rotating clubs, there’s a little something for everyone at night in the British city.

Bette, Alice, Shane: They’re household names and lesbian icons. Very soon, Sophie, Dani, Finley, and Micah will be your new queer besties when the much anticipated reboot of “The L Word” expands the L to welcome the Q.

GO’s official “The L Word” stan, Dayna Troisi, speaks with “The L Word: Generation Q” cast members and the showrunner about their journeys from fandom to stardom and the enduring cultural impact of the most important lesbian television show in history.