News for Queer Women

The Lioness captain and Miss USA winner put speculation to rest with a red carpet moment that lit up queer feeds.

War Department head Pete Hegseth claims committee is “focused on advancing a divisive feminist agenda that hurts combat readiness.”

From fashion rule-breakers to political truth-tellers, these Hispanic creators are shifting culture and carving space.

Silver medalist Katarzyna Zillmann takes on a new stage as part of the show’s first female same-sex duo.

“Darkness is always attracted to the light. Will it stop us? No” (Tonya Martin, Long Beach Pride)

Located in Bed-Stuy, this brand new bar packed with lesbian literature is the perfect spot to cozy up and make new friends.

‘The Christmas Baby’ marks another step in Hallmark’s growing commitment to telling inclusive holiday stories.

“Right now we require our students to undress for PE class, so I’m just going to give you an idea what that looks like when I undress.” (Beth Bourne)

The six-member group delivered fan favorites, reflected on their whirlwind year, and teased what was ahead.

Two days earlier, a knife attack critically injured another trans woman in the community.

The organization says shrinking funding and state restrictions have forced a one-year hiatus.

“Enough is enough” – The Macrons are hauling conservative influencer Candace Owens to court to combat false claims that France’s first lady is not a woman.

From Olympic champions to first-time qualifiers, this year’s roster marked a milestone for queer visibility in athletics.

Harris’ new book reveals she thought a Black woman and a gay man on the ticket was “too big of a risk.”

The bill would reinstate 988’s specialized option connecting young LGBTQ+ callers with trained crisis counselors.

Jerry Greenfield, supporter of marriage equality and human rights, claims he’s been “sidelined for fear of upsetting those in power.”

The Dallas Wings guard was surprised with the trophy during her appearance on ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show’.

Don’t hit the panic button: “freedom of speech stuff” might get in the way.

The Se7en Bites restaurant opened 49 parking spaces to artists after Florida banned rainbow crosswalks statewide.

When Bernardine Evaristo won a £100,000 award, she founded the RSL Pioneer prize for women writers over 60 — and chose Duffy as the first recipient.

Nia DaCosta’s adaptation of ‘Hedda Gabler’ moves the story to 1950s England, centering queerness, race, and desire in a single explosive night.

From historic firsts to heartfelt speeches, these moments stood out on Emmy night.

The interim order was based more on procedure than law, but is widely viewed as a win for trans rights – and a glimmer of hope in a climate of hostility.

Christy Martin’s story spans triumph, survival, and reinvention, making her one of the most influential figures in women’s sports.

Authorities arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson who is accused of carrying out the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

Clips of Brandi Carlile singing her heart out at a lesbian karaoke bar are going viral for good reason.

“Wherever he is in the world, he remains my best pal.” (UK’s Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein in a birthday tribute).

The right-wing activist spent final moments fielding questions about how many trans Americans have been mass shooters over the last 10 years – the answer is very few.

Prime Video is developing the first live-action series inspired by the sapphic fan favorite.

“You are perfect just the way you are; never let anyone tell you otherwise.” (Myrtille Danse, Chair of LGBTQI+ group COC Netherlands)

The killing of Charlie Kirk, a vocal opponent of LGBTQ rights, has been followed by a confusing manhunt involving false leads and viral rumors.

A judge ruled that both women must be recognized as parents of their son, calling the government’s exclusion harmful to the child’s dignity and rights.

“That’s definitely his signature. Just saying.” (Mary Trump)

The outspoken feminist was convicted of blasphemy after sharing a selfie in a T-shirt that read “Allah is a lesbian.”

Within hours, Pete Hegseth tweeted: “Pronouns UPDATED: She/Her/Fired.”

Summit Station’s legacy as a hub for connection and activism is being preserved in a new documentary.