The Best of GO

PSA: You can’t love someone you don’t know.

Because it’s funny. Because it’s real. Because I’m not ashamed.

City girls, pay close attention. These parties will be teeming with ladies.

Bisexual women and transgender people face astonishing levels of sexual misconduct

When you come down with a brutal case of lockjaw.

I went to the desert and contemplated my existence.

We’ll just say it already: Laverne Cox is slaying all day, every day.

“Being queer and disabled intersects in all kinds of ways.”

This is the first part in a two-part series about intentionally including bi+ (plus) labels other than “bi” in bi+ (plus) activism. The first part breaks down the center of […]

This story is about fashion. And feelings.

“I’ve been having a love affair with the gay community.”

“Knowing that we might make history is not lost on me.”

Why are we micromanaging each other’s emotional reactions and identities?

These pictures will melt your queer little heart.

This work is a blessing.

“Style is more about the energy you give off when you walk into a room than the clothing you’re wearing.”

It’s sort of what I dreamed adult lesbian-hood would be like, only better.

“People are dying as a result of anti-LGBT violence almost daily in this country, and it is everyone’s problem.”

Tweet like your life depends on it (It sort of does).

What’s better than k.d. Lang decked out in butch splendor?

Representation still sucks for bi+ Women on TV.

Lane Moore puts the “multi” in “multi-hyphenate.”

“I knew at a young age how tough it was to be different but appear normal.”

Every time you go the bathroom with the door open, a lesbian angel loses her wings.

Berman is changing the way lesbians get pregnant.

I’m not crying. YOU ARE CRYING.

We need to talk.

Editor-in-chief Amy Lesser names Zara Barrie to assume editorial helm of GO Magazine.

We can’t show up for our community if we aren’t showing up for ourselves first.

Oh, how I covet those long, pointy, acrylic nails!

“She likes Ellen.” “Everyone likes Ellen.”

“I’ve been using love as a drug to numb it.”

It was a demonstration of the LGBTQ community’s strength and solidarity in an era of political upheaval and fear.

“Below Her Mouth” is a sexy lesbian-themed film written, directed by and starring queer women.

Ruminations on a new biopic about poet and queer icon Emily Dickinson.

National news of note to our community.