News for Queer Women

After removing transgender people from the Stonewall page earlier this year, the National Park Service has now stripped out most mentions of bisexuals as well.

Singer Hayley Kiyoko and The Bachelor alum Becca Tilley made their engagement Instagram official.

Jewel Thais-Williams, a guiding force in nightlife, activism, and community health, passed away this week at the age of 86.

Vatican official states Pope Leo will continue a same-sex blessing doctrine set in place by Pope Francis.

California’s state law prohibits public schools from banning trans athletes from girl’s sports teams.

As national rhetoric hardens, Pittsburgh takes local action to ensure LGBTQ residents remain safe, supported, and protected by law.

The court’s 4‑3 decision finally allows a statewide ban on conversion therapy for minors, halting a Republican-led legislative blockade.

After a season of long distance, DeWanna Bonner’s potential signing with the Phoenix Mercury could reunite the WNBA power couple.

Despite federal threats and political pressure, California is holding firm on its commitment to protect trans youth in school athletics.

Lavonnia Moore says she was just following the library’s mission to serve everyone—but it wasn’t enough to save her job.

The power couple confirmed their split to PEOPLE.

Oral arguments are expected to take place this fall, with a ruling likely to happen in 2026.

This shooting comes days after two teen girls were shot in the West Village on Sunday.

UPenn has agreed to strip athletic records from trans female athletes, including Lia Thomas.

NaLyssa Smith says she “never [saw] this coming.”

Coming soon to Logan Square, Babe’s aims to create a welcoming space built around women’s sports.

In the music video for Reneé Rapp’s new single “Mad,” Alexandra Shipp plays Rapp’s chic, stone-faced girlfriend.

Parents can now opt kids out of LGBTQ+ story lessons, leaving many to fear the future of classroom inclusivity.

A record-breaking Pride in Budapest sends a powerful message of defiance, unity, and hope.

The shooting occurred just after 10 p.m. in Sheridan Square, leaving one girl in critical condition.

Snapshot aficionado Camille DeGrocco revels in the nightlife movement that changed the game for queer New Yorkers.

You don’t want to miss this!

June 28 marks the 56th anniversary of The Stonewall Uprising. GO spoke with two veterans of the uprising to commemorate this day.

Marsha’s, honoring LGBTQ+ icon Marsha P. Johnson, aims to be a game-changing space for queer women and sports fans in Philly.

In a powerful win for equality, an Indian court ruled that trans women must be fully recognized and protected as women under the law.

The founders of Blended Café & Club want to give Cincinnati’s sapphic community a space that finally feels like home.

San Francisco’s queer-run bookstore Booksmith has pulled the Harry Potter series, citing J.K. Rowling’s financial backing of anti-trans lawsuits.

Katurah Topps and Sabiyah Broderick shared their relationship on social media this week.

With love and hope, 
Amy

With her directorial debut, Kiyoko brings ‘Girls Like Girls’ to the big screen, reimagined with a new cast.

Six teens slashed Pride flags near a beloved Atlanta gay bar just days before the end of Pride month.

She made history behind the podium. Now Karine Jean-Pierre brings her voice—and her fight—back to the streets of New York.

Broadway stars and five U.S. senators joined forces for a powerful Pride protest concert at the Kennedy Center after Trump shut down the originally planned event.

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.