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A few tidbits before the weekend.
Where GO Mag editors feature their favorite pieces.
A few tidbits before the weekend.
Hey, friend! Hope your Thursday is a good one. I’m heading to Orlando for the #LGBTMedia17, an annual convening of LGBTQ editors and writers who discuss best practices for covering […]
“Fight for your right to exist.”
Models are so gay for photoshoots.
Which of these 16 women will “finger Cara’s heart”?
Uganda’s feminist lesbian activist is recognized for her hard work around the world.
“No matter what they say on Capitol Hill, it’s a wrong, wrong story they keep telling about me.”
Ellen continues to queer daytime TV.
The woman who created social work and co-founded the ACLU was a feminist and lesbian.
“I just wanna hear your political opinions and ride off into the night.”
A live action lesbian on the big screen?!
Silver Lake’s regular ’90s-themed party for queer women is turning one and turning up.
The co-founder of the Latina Lesbian History Project is behind one of the first-ever collections of Latina lesbian writing.
“No, Mom, I’m the other wife.”
Always here for Rooney Mara’s lesbian tendencies.
A writer whose work challenged the publishing industry gone too soon.
“It’s actually quite convenient in really unexpected places.”
The legendary civil rights activist and US Congressional Representative from Texas was well-loved and respected during her time in office and beyond.
“My love, are you taking me home?”
Plus Gina Rodriguez wants to play a queer Latina superhero.
Cleveland Police misgendered her at the scene and throughout their report, but she let it slide. She’s that kind of strong.
The out doctor was a philanthropist and archer who helped establish Cooperstown, New York as a cultural destination.
“She WAS staring at my boobs.”
Plus the best queer books of the last year and more.
Anne Heche goes gay again in this over-the-top film co-starring Sandra Oh and Alicia Silverstone.
It takes a lot more than downward dogs to heal from a lesbian heartbreak.
The bisexual German artist used androgyny and feminism in her Dadaist photomontages.
Plus a bisexual woman on why Frank Ocean’s new track is affirming.
“I just need you to tell me that you see me.”
The panel discusses the Muslim ban, women’s rights and making the minority the majority.
Plus “Below Her Mouth” gets a release date.
Bentley’s signature outfit was a dapper tuxedo and top-hat where she was backed by a chorus line of fellow drag kings.
Two trans women and two trans men share their stories of post-op struggle and survival.
This one’s a little sexier than “Monster.”
The Indian lesbian feminist author is prolific and passionate about creating a better world for women.
The out lesbian Latina activist is immortalized in her hometown of Philadelphia.