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The outspoken feminist was convicted of blasphemy after sharing a selfie in a T-shirt that read “Allah is a lesbian.”

“There are moments I experience so much happiness, I cannot take it.”

“Josephine Baker,” said President Macron in Tuesday’s ceremony, “you enter the Pantheon because while you were born American … deep down there was no one more French than you.”

I became Emily Alexa Freeman, my third alias, with a fairy tale for a backstory. I had one overriding rule: tell no one.

Rest In Power.

“Phyllis Lyon is truly an iconic figure in the history of LGBTQ and women’s rights.”

“We’re trending, and we’re not a trend.”

“Be brave. Come forward. There are people who will help.”

Which social justice activist should you pull inspiration from?

We can’t stop swooning and smiling!

“We’re not mourning the past but we’re saying goodbye to it.”

History is repeating itself.

“I took about six weeks off of work to recover and my life hasn’t changed at all. And as a result of that, Alana’s kidney works.”

“My experience of mental illness in particular drives me to do the work that is important to me.”

Donald Trump blocked her on twitter. Our kind of lady!

“We get things done down here. It’s the Dallas way.”

The queer activist creates viral videos that touch on racism, homophobia, transphobia and other important issues—and people are paying attention.

Longtime marriage equality activists Catherine Marino-Thomas and Michael Sabatino on the very real possibility of losing LGBT civil rights in 2017.

GO talks to the spearhead feminist artist Nancy Azara about her thoughts on art, feminism and constructions of gender in the modern world.

Harlem power pair Mignon and Elaine take love, marriage, parenting and passion to a higher plane.

We dedicate this issue to beloved community leader Ellie Conant