All That Jazz: Jazzmyne Jay Is A Queer Rebel In The Age Of Influence
Producer, activist, and model Jazzmyne Jay is a queer rebel in the age of influence. — Interview by Mandie Williams. Photography by Courteney Morris.
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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.
GO Mag chatted with Debbie Knox-Hewson about everything from missing her girlfriend in London to navigating the music industry without a road map.
“It’s about questioning patterns and roles. It’s about doing something.”
Emma Willman is a rare talent and comedic force to be reckoned with.
Founded and run by women, for women.
“Lesbians can be picky. It’s hard to find someone to explore with.”
“It’s like, if you’re going to buck society’s expectations to date the gender you really want to, why not go all out and create the exact relationship you want?”
“I will name names. I will be explicit.”
Can you afford to break up?
It’s nasty, terrifying, beautiful, slightly erotic, and just the beginning…
“Life is messy and you’re going to make mistakes”
From scorpions to cancer research, these women are changing the world and their fields.
Five of our very favorite humans share their personal views on the significance of WorldPride 2019 | Stonewall 50.
We are thrilled to present this year’s 100 Women We Love—a diverse group of out entertainers, athletes, artists, activists, business leaders, and elected officials. Each one of these women, in […]
We are thrilled to present this year’s 100 Women We Love—a diverse group of out entertainers, athletes, artists, activists, business leaders, and elected officials.
It’s a yoga experience like no other.
“To tell that story together with other filmmakers and other artists—it’s a real privilege.”
Amy Ray will be coming to New York City on May 25th with her band to play a live show at (le) poisson rouge.
Lez be honest: gay YA novels is where it’s at.
“Before Stonewall: The Making of a Gay and Lesbian Community” opens June 21 in New York City.
Her biggest challenge wasn’t the intense reflection, but facing how attached she is to her iPhone.
“We’re trending, and we’re not a trend.”
“I want people to be able to see those stories and say, ‘hey, that’s a life that I could live.’”
There’s no way she didn’t know.
“I’m a bit of a romantic, so I definitely steer my lyrics toward my adoration for women.”
AND the show will be adapted into a film for Netflix.
Bette and Tina’s pool was only three feet deep…
It’s almost time for your favorite lesbian holiday.
CB Glasser and Ashley Taylor confess the behind-the-scenes truth.
“Wow, what would it be like if I grew up and got to listen to someone at Britney Spears’s level who was overtly singing about girls?”
“F*ck everyone let’s be ourselves.”
“Be brave. Come forward. There are people who will help.”
And we scored an exclusive interview.