News for Queer Women

Lucy Dacus and Katie Gavin paid homage to a legendary ’90s magazine cover—and sapphics everywhere felt it.

The Resistance Rangers are doing the quiet work of protecting our truth and refusing to be silenced.

After canceling billions of dollars in funding for LGBTQ+ research, the White House is now directing the NIH to focus on researching detransition.

A pioneer, a legend, and a star. Now etched in stone, Billie Jean King’s legacy shines brighter than ever on Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame.

GO Magazine is mourning the loss of Kaitoria “Kai” Bankz, a Black trans woman who was a strong activist for her community.

After enduring harassment and retaliation, a lesbian ex-cop took her department to court—and won.

The Imperial Hotel in Sydney is now a protected LGBTQ+ landmark.

According to multiple WNBA managers, who spoke to The Athletic, Prince’s four abuse allegations could be overlooked during the WNBA draft on April 14.

A fan, who made transphobic comments about Barbra Banda during a Gotham FC versus Orlando Pride match, has faced the consequences.

Thomas had some inspiring words for trans youth during HiTOPS’ annual forum last week.

Despite serving her country for over a decade, Charlee Doom was left helpless when the Trump administration eliminated funding for medical evacuations for USAID families.

A Colorado bill was passed in honor of Kelly Loving, a beloved trans woman killed in the 2022 Club Q shooting.

USA fencer Stephanie Turner received a black card and was escorted from the tournament.

Thousands took to the streets of Hungary, demanding LGBTQ+ rights in a powerful show of defiance against the country’s Pride ban.

Boycotts turned into buycotts as locals sought out restaurants that celebrate, rather than exclude, their diverse community.

Director Mike White cut the storyline from the show after the presidential election, according to Coon.

Australia welcomes Daria Kasatkina as she officially defects from Russia to live and compete freely.

In a landmark Florida case, a young trans woman’s arrest at the Florida State Capitol has ignited national debate over the state’s controversial bathroom law.

The new law, backed by the Republican state legislature, will fine any government building, including public schools, that flies “unsanctioned” flags.

Hours after state public school officials refused to comply with Trump’s anti-trans executive order, the Department of Education launched an investigation.

Was Amber Ruffin’s fearless comedy too much for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to handle?

GO Magazine spoke with LGBTQ+ leaders and activists around the country to discover how their organizations are coping and what they need to continue their fight.

Angelica Christina, the Board Director of the Stonewall Gives Back Initiative, spoke with GO ahead of International Transgender Day of Visibility.

Discriminatory marketing didn’t go as planned for a Mississippi eatery now facing outrage, boycotts, and deleted social media pages.

Bella Bautista would have been the first openly transgender woman to compete in Miss Georgia USA.

Dani Davis, a 6’4” cisgender woman, says she was harassed in a Walmart bathroom—then fired for reporting it incorrectly.

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.