News for Queer Women

He’d been a vocal supporter of ICE and Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Powerhouse is the latest LGBTQ+ venue that advocates say was censored by Meta.

A recent conversation prompted King Princess to call her a “bisexual diva.”

Despite having a driver’s license that correctly reflects her gender since 2017, Jamie Miller received notice in February that her license would be invalidated.

Murderous celebrities are heading back to the Scottish Highlands and we can’t wait.

Dolly Parton’s legacy of generosity is now facing an uncertain future.

It was initially struck down in 2023.

The queer soccer star left fans shocked after joining a team in a country where queerness is illegal.

He had faced health problems since a stroke in 2012.

Dr. Amy Acton’s Trump-like statement in the governor’s race raises questions about how far candidates in battleground states can go before jeopardizing LGBTQ+ support.

It comes 10 years after the Black Mirror episode premiered.

From her music to her unapologetic kindness, Dolly was beloved by generations of queer people—and her legacy will live on far beyond the stage.

The jewish actress spoke in support of Ruffalo following Paramount’s claims of antisemitism.

A new report from the Human Rights Campaign breaks down where we’re here and queer, in the largest numbers.

The decision aligns the organization more closely to the Trump administration.

A new Human Rights Campaign report reveals where LGBTQ+ adults are living, loving, and thriving across conservative America.

The former NBA player has been vocal about opposition to transgender athletes competing in women’s sports.

On Tuesday, two Democratic-backed candidates won, flipping the Florida school board’s majority.

The lake-side teen drama officially got renewed by Prime Video.

The Dallas Wings guard is scheduled to undergo arthroscopic surgery on her right knee early next week.

Because of the two women, marriage equality might become a reality in Bolivia.

Julia Curlee worked under several administrations.

Do we think she knows?

The Canadian team revealed not one but two team mascots, Dez (she/they) and Dot (she/her) during their game against the Indiana Fever.

The controversial surveillance system has been a hot topic this year.

The revisions have scrubbed or softened accounts of violence, slavery, activism and lived experiences, raising questions about whose stories the government considers worth telling.

During a church’s service, neighbors got together and put the damaged doors back up.

The actress came out as bisexual earlier this year.

New research shows how companies like Costco, Apple, and others weathered the storm of those conservative campaigns.

A lyric on “Lost Weekend” has fans convinced that the two Boygenius members might be tying the knot.

Sharon D. Clarke’s turn as Othello is so crucial, the creative team decided to postpone the production until she’s recovered.

Human Rights Watch’s new report claims the current U.S. government is rolling back the mechanisms meant to protect the country’s most vulnerable.

The two-time World Cup Champion will be joined by former NWSL player Joanna Lohman in the competition for the $1 million dollar prize.

The Matrix director says studios love “The Hunted”—they just don’t want to make it because of its “wall-to-wall trans cast.”

Craig, who has served several terms in the House of Representatives, lost to more progressive candidate Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.

Around 2,000 people had signed a petition calling out the face-scanning technology.