News for Queer Women

The government shutdown continues as Dems and GOP are at a budget impasse.

Happy or not, fans can’t stop talking about this relationship.

A new poll puts Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani ahead in the NYC mayoral race, while AOC schools Riley Gaines—and the right wing loses it.

Officials say the teacher’s choice of a gender-neutral title violated state law.

A week after being reported missing, the body of student and trans advocate, Lia Smith, was identified near the Middlebury College campus.

The Angel City FC defender took to social media and The New York Post to demand gender eligibility standards from the league.

Police have not confirmed a link between the incidents, but many in the queer community say the pattern feels far from random.

LGBTQ+ people were banned from the British military until 2000 – some incriminated vets sought closure at the ceremony.

Collaborators from all over the world convened to celebrate Sapphic spaces, share ideas and to strengthen our solidarity.

Drag stage knockout, fierce business mogul, and culinary connoisseur – Kim Chi is introducing the world to her favorite global recipes.

Lesbian pop icon Chappell Roan announced the “Midwest Princess Project” which has already raised over $400,000 for local LGBTQ+ organizations.

Jack Ciattarelli’s trying to talk like an ally, but his record on queer and trans rights still speaks louder than he does.

Rising costs and declining ticket sales made the popular UK celebration no longer “financially viable” for organizers.

A league of their own, at last!

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in favor of trans athlete JayCee Cooper in her discrimination case against USA Powerlifting.

Sanae Takaichi has stated that “there should be no prejudice against sexual orientation or gender identity,” but does not support same-sex marriage.

The judge ruled to protect student freedoms to “inquire, to study and to evaluate, to gain new maturity and understanding.” 

Police arrested four protesters who tried to block construction crews from paving over the Pride-colored crosswalk.

The model and filmmaker exchanged vows at New York City Hall in matching custom designs by DON NICÓ.

After criticism over remarks about lesbian parents shown in a Pixar film, the rapper partnered with GLAAD to make an inclusive song for kids.

Set to open in early 2026, the Philly Pride Visitor Center will be one of the nation’s first spaces dedicated to welcoming LGBTQ+ travelers.

One of the most influential literary figures of the nineteenth century, the writer was sentenced to two years of prison and hard labor for his relationships with men.

GO spoke the Trans Housing Coalition Executive Director Mary Wilson for National LGBTQ Center Awareness Day.

Set to premiere at NewFest on Saturday, October 18th, ‘Second Nature’ reveals how diversity and queerness flourish across species.

The former Utah Supreme Court Justice, and longtime opponent of same-sex marriage to lead 17 million-member LDS org.

The two-time World Cup champion and Angel City FC forward says she’s ready for her next chapter after more than a decade at the top of women’s soccer.

Five activists were issued citations for unlawful entry while protesting outside of Senator Susan Collins’ DC and Maine offices on Tuesday over Collins lack of action to restore HIV/AIDS funding in federal spending deal.

The club, which had originally shared plans to “vet the crowd,” has now stated it plans to rename itself following criticism.

Framing Rivera’s story as a call to courage, Mamdani commits to expanding housing, healthcare, and legal protections for LGBTQ+ residents.

GO is accepting nominations from our fabulous readers for our epic feature: 100 Women We Love.

Chef Surbhi Sahni’s restaurant, TAGMO, can be found at 226 Front Street.

GO sat down with activist Rain Dove, who stepped off among the marchers at Budapest Pride, and Budapest Pride President Viktória Radványi.

The tribunal noted Sophie Cole as a “female victim” despite the Supreme Court definition of woman as based on biological sex.

Closing out a sold-out three-city tour, Roan said her goal on stage is to make queer fans feel included and supported.

Miss Major will be remembered for her commitment to forging a culture of resistance and creating safe spaces for trans communities.

The policy exists to ensure safe placements for youth, free from discrimination, harassment, and bullying.