Search form

Scroll To Top

lesbian bar project

Denver's only lesbian bar is closing: 'The world has shifted and so have we'

Blush & Blu will have its last night of business on Saturday, owner Jody Bouffard recently announced.

Are Lesbian Bars Making a Post-Lockdown Comeback?

Pop-up LGBTQ+ events may be spurring a resurgence of lesbian bars across the U.S. 

How Denver's Blush & Blu Survives as a Last Remaining Lesbian Bar

Owner Jody Bouffard is keeping one of 21 lesbian bars in the United States alive.

Where Are They Now: The Queer Actors and Characters of OITNB

A decade after its premiere, here are what the queer actors and characters of Orange have been up to.

The Advocate Again Wins GLAAD Award for Outstanding Magazine

The publication was honored along with Bros, A League of Their Own, What We Do in the Shadows, and many more.

What Happened to the Lesbian Bar?

Claire Heddles visits one of California's last lesbian bars to investigate the slow extinction of women's spaces.

Google Donates $1 Million to Preserve the Stonewall Inn and Its Stories

The internet titan has partnered with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center to chronicle the landmark's history. 

Kickstarter Campaign for Guide to Gay Paree

A new guidebook aims to give LGBT visitors to Paris information on the city's vibrant LGBT scene.

EEOC Rules on LGB Workplace Protections

Although the ruling specifically addressed LGB employees, the ACLU says it applies to transgender workers too.

Op-ed: Don't Tear This Septuagenarian Lesbian Couple Apart

A married couple spend their anniversary, Valentine's Day, still fighting to stay together in the U.S.

Will the Stonewall Plaque Erase Trans People's Role in Riots?

Trans activists say the use of the term 'gay' as an umbrella term erases the historic importance of trans and gender-nonconforming people in the riots that launched the modern LGBT equality movement.

Sally Gearhart, Veteran Activist and Academic, Dead at 90

Gearhart was the first out lesbian to have a tenure-track position at San Francisco State University and a campaigner against California's antigay Briggs Initiative.

A Broken Criminal Justice System Fails LGBT Americans

The Center for American Progress found unjustice at every turn for LGBT people, from their first brush with the law to life behind bars, and beyond, if they survive.

Asian LGBT Community: End Trump's Muslim Ban

Asian-Americans are familiar with our nation's history of travel bans, which included Chinese immigrants and anyone with HIV. This latest ban is just as horrible.

The Unspoken Horror of Incarcerated LGBT People

A new study finds a disproportionate number of LGBT people in America's prisons -- and many of them are subjected to abuse while there.