News for Queer Women

The last version of chromosome testing for female athletes was discontinued in the 1990s.

NEW Pride Agenda, alongside other advocates and lawmakers, rallied at the state capitol on Tuesday as Governor Hochul negotiates the 2025-26 FY budget.

Roan says she’s still “pro-single,” but she’s off the market for now.

Despite an active court order blocking the ban, the Pentagon is releasing a new protocol for identifying—and removing—trans troops.

After the National Institutes of Health terminated grants for multiple studies involving LGBTQ+ health issues, one researcher is warning about the dangers of shutting down their work.

The university will obey Trump’s demands to remove trans women from women’s sports, ending the funding freeze.

A month-long international manhunt ends with the arrest of Yolanda Marodi, accused of killing her wife.

The administration’s decision has sparked protests from UPenn students and faculty, who are demanding action from the university.

Barracuda Lounge says a condo project nearby has caused unforeseen damage to the building, making it “impossible” to conduct business.

Vivian Jenna Wilson sat down for a no-holds-barred interview, making it clear she wants nothing to do with her famous father.

Here’s everything you need to know about Women’s Elite Rugby League.

The new policy was announced after a patron showed up in a MAGA hat, making other guests uncomfortable.

With the WNBA thriving like never before, ‘The W’ arrives at the perfect time to celebrate the league’s grit, glamour, and undeniable queerness.

HBO Max announced the series would not be renewed for a fourth season. But, all hope may not be lost.

Judge Ana Reyes dismantled Trump’s transgender military ban, ruling it unconstitutional and driven by prejudice.

Effective immediately, trans military veterans cannot begin new gender-affirming treatments through the VA.

In her attempt to mock transphobic fears, Azealia Banks ended up reinforcing one of the oldest and most damaging stereotypes about queer people.

The city government says it will no longer comply with state or federal anti-LGBTQ+ policies.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton released his nonbinding legal opinion Friday, which could snowball into real political action from Gov. Gregg Abbott.

One month after her tragic murder, friends and fellow riders honored Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi with a memorial ride filled with grief, love, and resilience.

Robin Tyler, now 82, became the first lesbian comic to come out on national TV in 1979. She gave GO an inside look to her long career in comedy and activism.

London’s Vagina Museum may have to shut her doors.

The GLAAD Media Awards will be streamed on Hulu on March 27.

This Is It! announced its sudden closure earlier this week.

A misconduct hearing found the officer had harassed his lesbian colleagues with discriminatory and sexually inappropriate comments.

Carrington has sparked conversation after opening up about her sexual preferences in a podcast episode.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes had questions. The DOJ lawyer did not have answers.

The annual benefit concert raised over $1 million for Broadway Cares and The Center this week.

Pearl Divers is taking over a new building, with a brand new name.

Rather than correctly refer to McBride, the Republican lawmaker adjourned the hearing.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has temporarily halted funding to the university as they investigate “potential Title VI or Title IX violations.”

The Department of Health and Human Services says Maine has violated Title IX by discriminating against cisgender women.

Rosie O’Donnell opened up on TikTok about her decision to move to Dublin.

The Trump Administration has banned 294 words, including “LGBTQ+” and “women,” from government websites and school curricula.

Check out the new 4K trailer and don’t miss this gorgeously restored piece of lesbian cinema.

A Colorado law banning the discredited tactic known as conversion therapy will be challenged in front of the Supreme Court.