Autostraddle Acquired by Queer Wellness Company For Them
The queer online magazine will now be known as Autostraddle by For Them.
August 22, 2023
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The queer online magazine will now be known as Autostraddle by For Them.
Two activists say they 'rectified' the Christopher Street Gay Liberation monument by painting the statues brown and adding wigs.
A show of solidarity against an iconic website's recent transphobia.Â
"There is a long history accusing 2SLGBTQ+ people of pedophilia and of 'corrupting' children and youth," says YouthLine Executive Director Berkha Gupta.
Elena Alvarez, the teenager on Netflix's One Day at a Time, is one of the most refreshing queer characters on television.
We get attached to lesbian and bi TV characters just in time to see them offed -- and in an almost predictable pattern. And viewers have had enough of it.Â
While the creators have not explicitly gone there in the show, Susie has pinged as queer for viewers since the beginning.Â
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory pushed HB 2 to protect from "government overreach." That language should sound familiar.
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Trump incites protesters to burn flags after recommending that flag burners be stripped of their citizenship.
This week's woman you should know: the founder of the first U.S. lesbian publication.
What was taken from the home of lesbian artist Zanele Muholi was taken from all of us, says activist Melanie Nathan.
The popular entertainer was a staple of her local LGBT community in Haines City, Fla. She was 32 years old when she was found dead Sunday.Â
Fans lauded the story of Murray Bartlett and Nick Offerman's romance in the HBO show, which is based on the queer-inclusive video game.
The high court makes clear what many already know -- the word "dyke" belongs to queer women now.
Queer audiences don't deserve just any representation, especially representation rooted in constant violence.
Yes, the "Proud Whopper" ad was nice, but if Burger King's corporate policies aren't actually LGBT-inclusive, is the company just paying lip service?
When The New Yorker took a look at the tension between transgender women and radical feminists, one writer says the examination was unfair.