Lesbian Video Games to Play Right Now (and Why This Moment Matters)
Lesbian video games are evolving, and quietly, they are becoming some of the most compelling spaces for queer storytelling right now. For years, queer women existed in games as optional romance paths, background characters, or storylines that were easy to miss entirely. That is no longer the case. There is now a growing catalog of […]
LGBTQ Travel Guide to Nepal
What Queer Travelers Should Know Before Visiting Nepal Nepal might not be the first place people think of for LGBTQ travel, but it can be one of the most rewarding destinations for queer travelers who love adventure. Known for the towering peaks of the Himalayas, ancient temples, and world-class trekking routes, the country draws adventurers […]
Behind the Lesbian-Led Caucus at The United Nations
A groundbreaking shift is happening at the 70th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70). The two-week United Nations summit, held annually to tackle global gender inequality, has officially become the site of a historic, lesbian-led movement to fix a massive, broken system and how the world defines and delivers “Access to […]
The Stoop Pigeon Is Creating a New Home for Women’s Sports Fans in Philadelphia
A new space dedicated to women’s sports is coming to Center City this summer. The Stoop Pigeon, created by Watch Party PHL, has secured a 2,500 square foot location at 337–341 South Broad Street at the corner of Broad and Pine. When it opens in June, the venue will become Philadelphia’s first dedicated women’s sports […]
Blazers Sports Bar in Brooklyn: A Women-Owned Sports Bar Centering Women’s Sports and Queer Community
Blazers Sports Bar has only been open for three months, but it’s already shifting what a sports bar can look and feel like in New York City. Located at 308 Bedford Ave in Williamsburg, Blazers is Brooklyn’s first women-owned sports bar. The screens are tuned to women’s games. The crowd shows up loud. And the […]
Slo Pitch is the Lesbian Baseball Show Bringing Lesbian Sports Culture to TV
There is an entire ecosystem of queer life that rarely makes it to television. It lives on local softball fields. In dugout group chats. In the easy familiarity of teammates who become chosen family over the course of a season. Queer representation on screen has expanded in recent years, but lesbian-centered sports stories remain surprisingly […]
Philadelphia Opens LGBTQ+ Pride Visitor Center in the Historic Gayborhood
Philadelphia Opens One of the Nation’s First LGBTQ+ Pride Visitor Centers Philadelphia has always been a city shaped by firsts. It was home to the nation’s first known LGBTQ+ sit-in. It hosted the Annual Reminders at Independence Hall, some of the earliest organized public demonstrations for gay rights in the United States. Long before queer […]
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community
Pride Alternatives: LGBTQ Destinations With Year-Round Queer Community Pride matters. It always will. Pride is history, visibility, resistance, joy, and a reminder that we are here — loudly, unapologetically, and together. For many of us, Pride weekend is a lifeline. It’s where we first felt seen. It’s where we learned we weren’t alone. But it’s […]
Congratulations to Two of Our Favorite Team USA Olympians
Congratulations. To queer people in the 2026 Olympics. To women’s sports. To the kind of representation that feels bold and bright and impossible not to celebrate. At this year’s Olympic Games, two Team USA legends got engaged and it is one of those moments that makes you stop and think about how much it would […]
EveryQueer in Stockholm: A Queer Group Adventure to Scandinavia’s Biggest Pride
Hej hej from Stockholm! This summer, EveryQueer brought together a group of lesbian, queer, trans, and nonbinary travelers for a 5-day adventure in Sweden’s capital city, timed perfectly with the annual Stockholm Pride. What we discovered was more than just a festival; it was a celebration of belonging in one of the world’s most open […]