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The Fosters's spin-off expands the notion of family -- and increases visibility for queers of color and bisexuals.

The third series of the culturally relevant, super-queer spin-off of The Fosters kicks off this week. 

Sherry Cola and Daisy Eagan speak with The Advocate about playing characters falling in love while coming into their sexual and gender identities. 

The actress who plays Lulu Abundance on Pose spoke with The Advocate about anti-trans discrimination in that period piece and in the modern Good Trouble.   

Ahead of the show's mid-season finale, Hunton chats with The Advocate about similarities with her character and how burlesque has made them both feel "sexy and confident."

The star and executive producer of the important LGBTQ-inclusive series bid a teary goodbye on and offscreen to the cast and crew who've become her family.  

Cola says the series that just featured a Lunar New Year episode celebrates her intersections as a queer Chinese-American woman. 

Sherry Cola, who plays the lesbian character Alice, is proud of her character for finding a voice to speak out against anti-Asian rhetoric. 

Saum, who played half of the lesbian mom couple on The Fosters, speaks with The Advocate about her appearance on Good Trouble and wanting to mother its stars. 

The Riverdale actor spoke for the first time publicly about his past during a panel for the series at the Los Angeles LGBT Center. 

The actress, who played a groundbreaking lesbian mom on The Fosters, joins this week's Good Trouble clad in a dirndl and clogs.

Out comic and actress Cola discusses shopping protocol and loving her community and castmates on Inside With the Advocate.

The actress who plays the Black Lives Matter activist Malika on The Fosters' spin-off spoke with The Advocate about her identity as a bisexual woman of color.