News for Queer Women

The incident began with hateful slurs and ended with one victim being choked until losing consciousness.

“Federal funds will not be used to poison the minds of the next generation or advance dangerous ideological agendas.”

Wilma Burgess climbed the charts in the 1960s while breaking one of Nashville’s biggest taboos. Why is her name still overlooked?

The self-described “proud transphobe” pivoted from the stage to a backroom when it became clear her event was a flop.

The prosecution argued that the man would not have consented to sexual activity had he known Ciara Watkin was transgender.

Protesters used chalk to bring back the rainbow crosswalk outside Pulse, but state crews quickly repainted it.

“What you see is what you see, and they’re putting it everywhere,” the rapper said.

Rumors are flying after red carpet appearances and Instagram posts, but the two stars have made it clear they’re just friends.

After years of going back and forth in court, a judge put an end to a lawsuit over a transgender sorority sister at the University of Wyoming.

At a Dreamsicle Tour stop, the queer artist revealed that a fan crossed a boundary, and she isn’t letting it go unspoken.

Under threat: providers of gender-affirming care abandon programs as AG Pam Bondi seeks to squash “sociological disease.”

The SC Rep who introduced anti-trans bathroom bill for US Capitol claims spot as godmother of ‘woke’ trans mice mania

After a road trip comedy and a noir detective story, Coen and Cooke are diving into wilderness terror with queer women at the center.

Colors of the rainbow stripped from historic LGBTQ+ site in a depraved act of state-sanctioned vandalism.

Once a retail trailblazer on inclusion, Target is now facing boycotts, declining traffic, and a leadership shakeup.

The hunt for the Y chromosome is officially on.

The ‘Uncut Gems’ star opened up about her sexuality in a new interview, saying she is “pansexual” and describing herself as a “vibes person” who can be attracted to anyone.

Evie Parts claims the college and NCAA violated her rights when they barred her from competing as a woman earlier this year.

In “Lesbian Of The Year,” Leandra Earl reflects on regret, acceptance, and why self discovery never runs on schedule.

RJ May crusaded against LGBTQ interests in the name of “protecting the innocence of children” – sexual images of toddlers were later tracked to his devices.

Robby Starbuck’s track record includes conspiracy theories and repeated efforts to undermine queer and trans communities.

A Buffalo Wild Wings server banged on the stall door and made Gerika Mudra unzip her hoodie to prove she was not a man.

A crackdown meant for explicit games is sweeping up safe-for-work sapphic titles on Itch, leaving queer developers cut off from audiences and income.

The prominent right-wing voice and openly gay figure was nominated despite already having a position in the state department.

“Even with limited resources, we show that visibility is our strength, and love is our banner.” (Shimran Sherchan)

Kim Davis was jailed for denying gay couples their rights, now she’s on a mission to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges.

Justine Lindsay returns to the TopCats, cementing her place as a trailblazer in the NFL.

For every bar that opens, another struggles to stay afloat and some communities are stepping up to help.

With a yacht full of hopeful singles, Windey’s latest gig promises passion, plot twists, and plenty of ocean spray.

“In a stunning display of cruelty, students mocked S.W.’s mental health status, telling them they ‘should try better next time’ to kill themselves.”

A sudden policy shift has upended the lives of veterans who served for over a decade, erasing retirement plans they’d already secured.

When World Vision learned that Aubry McMahon had a wife, the job offer was rescinded on the grounds that the customer service rep job was actually the job of a minister.

The epic annual sapphic jock-fest and legendary afterparty is revamped, now fully inclusive and better than ever.

A quiet evening turned violent when a Black lesbian couple said they were attacked by armed white locals shouting racial slurs.

Ace’s Place will provide shelter and supportive services to transgender and gender nonconforming people in a safe and dignified environment.

Reneé Rapp has a very specific idea for how she’d join ‘Law & Order: SVU’.