News for Queer Women

Advocacy groups are suing Texas over a law that bans LGBTQ+ student clubs and restricts discussions of gender, race, and identity in public schools.

A wave of 2025 legislation is reshaping family law to reflect the realities—and rights—of LGBTQ+ parents.

Sweetwater is about to become West Hollywood’s newest hub for lesbian nightlife and community.

Organizers cited a “scheduling conflict,” but the timing is raising questions.

As the Portland café enforces a flag ban, some staff and customers say the space no longer feels like home.

A new documentary celebrating the hidden love story of America’s first woman in space is now available to stream from the comfort of home.

As Hungary tightens laws against LGBTQ+ expression, Budapest’s mayor redefined Pride as city business—and refused to back down.

Anne Isabella Coombes swam in a men’s bathing suit to protest Swim England’s policy changes.

Your weekly entertainment round-up.

With filming underway in LA, World of Wonder teases a new chapter for the ‘Drag Race’ franchise.

A selection of Juneteenth events through this weekend.

Known for her larger-than-life energy, Burrell became a Food Network fixture and fan favorite.

In a devastating decision, SCOTUS has upheld Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth.

The life-saving resource, which has served over 1.3 million LGBTQ+ young people, has been ordered to close in 30 days.

By recognizing the constitutional right to gender-accurate identification, a federal judge sends a clear message that policy must respect trans and nonbinary lives.

Baldwin is speaking out after being named in the writings of a man accused of killing two Minnesota political figures.

If she wins, López would become Colombia’s first female president and only the third openly lesbian head of government globally.

Over the past two years, 10 new queer women’s bars have opened across the country. Inclusive spaces are finding ways to thrive, so pull up a stool and meet your new neighbors.

Anderson-Emmons used a fan-favorite moment from Modern Family to come out during Pride Month.

Three women risked their lives for this country. Pete Hegseth praised them—until he found out they’re trans.

European court finally condemns Czech Republic for forced sterilization of trans people.

Performing as Vivllainous, Wilson took the stage near downtown LA protests, raising a trans flag and funds for immigrant defense.

2025 will mark the final Dinah production for Founder and CEO Mariah Hanson. Special celebrity appearances and incredible live performances guarantee an unforgettable celebration.

‘Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf’ is available for digital rental and purchase on July 15.

The news caps off a year of major change for Kasatkina, who left Russia to play under the Australian flag and live more freely.

Massachusetts is investigating possible civil rights violations in a case that could reshape how LGBTQ+ protections are enforced in public spaces.

Pride Month trolls tried it, and Cartoon Network gave them exactly what they deserved.

Lambda Legal just raised $285 million ($105 million over its goal) to fight the relentless tidal wave of anti-LGBTQ+ laws across the U.S.

Southern Baptists voted overwhelmingly to support the repeal of same-sex marriage rights, modeling their strategy on the movement that overturned Roe v. Wade.

In Romania, where homosexuality was illegal until 2001, 30,000 people just marched in the country’s biggest Pride ever.

Gina Ortiz Jones makes history as San Antonio’s first lesbian mayor and the city’s first woman of color and Filipina American to hold the office.

At WorldPride in D.C., Yasmin Finney called trans existence a miracle—and she’s proving it every day through joy, truth, and undeniable talent.

Broadway didn’t just celebrate queer talent at the Tonys this year, it crowned it.

Megan Skiendiel joins fellow bandmate Lara Raj in coming out, making KATSEYE one of the few K-pop groups with multiple openly queer members.

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ season 17 winner Onya Nurve sat down with GO to chat about her well-deserved win and what’s coming next.

Judge Lamberth blocked Trump’s executive order, ruling in favor of trans inmates.