Why trans family visibility matters
ANALYSIS: Three parents talk about what it means to see celebrity families like theirs, from Cher to Dwyane Wade
ANALYSIS: Three parents talk about what it means to see celebrity families like theirs, from Cher to Dwyane Wade
Kai advises a reader that relationship anarchy isn’t free from jealousy—or boundaries
As Gov. Ron DeSantis signs Florida’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill into law, LGBTQ2S+ people are fighting back
The gold bar twist finally pays off. Or does it?
There are resources available, whether you’re a trans kid in Texas looking for support or someone who wants to help
The shy purveyor of “bedroom pop” blossoms onstage with a beguiling mix of vulnerability and verve
The LaLaPaRuZa battle is the shot of competitive energy that Season 14 has been needing
Reframing the way we view “autistic traits,” like directness and openness, can make dating better for just about everybody
Titles by and about LGBTQ2S+ young people are among the most banned books, especially in the U.S.
More than 3,000 Romeo users have offered a place to stay for LGBTQ+ Ukrainians fleeing violence
Non-abusive conflict can still lead to harm. But, Kai says, “taking accountability is not the same thing as giving up your truth”
The prolific author talks drawing on 1990s young adult fiction, the trans book boom and the best approach to writing about eating disorders
Their 1980s art punk band Mouth Congress is making up for lost time
Everyone from Nordstrom to Nasty Gal is hawking sex toys. But turning pleasure into yet another aspect of wellness isn’t the sex-positive leap forward retailers would like us to believe it is
OPINION: As the bill sits on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk, this retired teacher says its enactment would be extremely harmful to LGBTQ2S+ students
In an age where fans know a little bit too much of what’s in the dark corners of the minds of famous people, maybe we should look for other role models
We reshuffle the rankings after another non-elimination week
Her debut memoir, “Girls Can Kiss Now,” explores the mainstreaming of lesbian pop culture