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Renee Montgomery Renee Montgomery fell in love with hoops at a young age. She began her illustrious basketball career in Connecticut, where she played for the UConn Huskies and led […]

Ayana Omilade Flewellen As a student of history, anthropologist Ayana Omilade Flewellen appreciates every artifact she finds on an archaeological excavation. “Every button, piece of ceramic, bead, glass fragment,” they […]

Braunwyn Windham-Burke Reality TV star, activist, and mother Braunwyn Windham-Burke wants to make a positive impact on the world. A housewife of 19 years, she was excited by the opportunity […]

Tabitha Jackson “While I could never have presumed to dream that one day this queer little mixed-race girl from rural England would be responsible for the Sundance Film Festival, I […]

Rachel Karp, Sarah Gabrielli & Jen McGinity The idea for the podcast Cruising came to co-creators Rachel Karp (l), Sarah Gabrielli (c), and Jen McGinity (r) on New Year’s Eve […]

Jen Tullock “Growing up gay in conservative Kentucky meant growing up with an obscured mirror,” actor Jen Tullock reflects. “I didn’t know what other versions of myself looked like.” Tullock, […]

Amanda Chidester In 2019, softball player Amanda “Chiddy” Chidester (l) was cut from Team USA. Though many would have thrown in the towel, Chidester took a different approach. “In that […]

Michele Rayner Michele Rayner made history in 2020 when she was elected as the first openly queer Black member of the Florida Legislature. As a civil rights and social justice […]

Coya White Hat-Artichoker “We have to unpack and interrogate the ways colonization has led us to embrace patriarchy and heterosexism,” says Coya White Hat-Artichoker, co-founding member of the First Nations […]

Donna Loring Donna Loring has been many things in her lifetime: a Vietnam veteran; a Maine state legislator; an Indigenous Persons advocate. “The various paths I have chosen, I chose […]

Suzanne Feldman “I clearly remember standing on a chair in preschool, telling my schoolmates the story of the Three Billy Goats Gruff,” Suzanne Feldman tells GO. “Possibly it was their […]

Jackie Aude & Paula Wegman Inspired by global bath culture and the need for queer- and trans-centered wellness spaces, Jackie Aude (l) and Paula Wegman founded hotbox mobile sauna—an inclusive […]

Kaela S. Singleton On Twitter, Dr. Kaela S. Singleton calls herself the “Beyoncé of Neuroscience.” The Black, Samoan, and queer neuroscientist and postdoctoral fellow at Emory University School of Medicine […]

  Lea DeLaria What has been the most rewarding aspect of Lea DeLaria’s career, other than the attention it earns her from the ladies? “That I have been able to […]

Alejandra Caraballo “When I was doing direct legal services, my clients were some of the most inspiring people given everything they’ve gone through,” Alejandra Caraballo, a Clinical Instructor at Harvard […]

One glance at Wegener’s erotic art featuring sex between females shows you that she was very familiar with lesbianism – the happiness, wit and charm of her relaxed drawings suggest that she herself had sex with women.

From my heart to yours, I will celebrate your story with you.

“I guess what I didn’t realize is maybe I could become the super champion I wanted to see in the world,” says Mattea Roach, the latest Jeopardy! super-champion.

Lenny Emson speaks to GO about his team trapped inside Kyiv as Russian forces close in on the city.

“We are EXTENDING the family,” the couple posted on Instagram earlier this week.

“All Barbadians are born free and are equal in human dignity and rights regardless of age, race, ethnicity, faith, class, cultural and educational background, ability, sex, gender, or sexual orientation,” the charter states.

“Of course you’re filled with pride to be labeled with that,” said Blanchard. “But there’s a certain sense of, not guilt, but sorrow, because I know I’m not the first who was qualified.” 

The film is one of more than 130 that will screen at this year’s festival, a hybrid event that will include both in-person and virtual screenings.

As if this season hasn’t already been bad enough for Dani.

“What I said was if the investigation by the attorney general concluded that the allegations were correct, back in March, I would recommend he resign,” the President said in a statement to the press. “That is what I am doing today.”

Of the 20 LGBTQ+ characters who appeared on-screen in 2020, 11 were women and 9 were men, according to the SRI report, which was released Thursday.

In Sunday’s ruling, the court said that “since for more than a year the state has done nothing to advance an appropriate amendment to the law, the court ruled that it cannot abide the continued serious damage to human rights caused by the existing surrogacy arrangement.”

The fine is enforceable under a new law which prohibits the circulating of material containing LGBTQ+ content to children.

“By denying certiorari in Ingersoll & Freed v. Arlene’s Flowers, Inc., the Supreme Court has once again said that critical nondiscrimination laws protecting LGBTQ people are legally enforceable and has set a strong and definitive precedent.”

“Vicky’s case is emblematic of the broader violence that the LGBT population in Honduras suffer, and have suffered, for more than a decade.”

Park Cannon by Michael Schwartz Every little resistance matters,” says Georgia State Representative Park Cannon. “In Georgia, LGBTQ+ people had zero legal status or recognition as a community until the […]

Yao Xiao by Lanny Xiuzhu Li “As a first-generation immigrant, I think of being queer as part of my process of defining myself instead of letting my definition be decided […]

Veronica Paige by Jay de Lima A few years ago, Veronica Paige created Spectrum Wellness 360 “to help marginalized women, cis and trans, and minorities in the LGBT community to […]

Veronica Kirin by Bud Kibby Veronica Kirin is many things: anthropologist, author, serial entrepreneur. This past year, she created “Stories of COVID,” an ethnographic (story-based) study that documents the pandemic […]

Vanessa Angeles by Hollyshots Photography The banking industry is evolving, says Vanessa Angeles, and she is here for it. An innovative product leader for U.S. Bank, Angeles heads new product […]

Tig Notaro by Kate Lacey When you imagine a post-apocalyptic zombie fighter, Tig Notaro might not come to mind — but that was before the trailer for Zach Snyder’s “Army […]