The Must-Have Resources For Finding A Pride Event Near You
No matter how you wish to commemorate Pride this year, here are some helpful resources that will help you celebrate all month long.
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31 Books That Will Make You Laugh, Cry, & Learn This Pride Month
What better way to celebrate Pride month than to read the stories of LGBTQ+ people? These 31 books will make you laugh, cry, and learn.
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Reminder: It's Important To Care For Yourself When Advocating For Others. Here's How
Fighting for social change isn't just physically demanding. It's also mentally and emotionally taxing.
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12 Celebs Who Have Been Open About Freezing Their Eggs
It's no secret that more and more people who produce eggs and ovulate are taking control of their fertility by freezing their eggs.
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How To Celebrate Pride In Your Own Way If You Aren't Comfortable Being Out Just Yet
While being out isn't a prerequisite for celebrating Pride Month, those who are still on their journey may need some low-key options.
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10 Transgender Fashion Models And Designers Bringing Inclusivity To The Industry
From models to designers, there are a number of trailblazers right now who are making trans inclusivity their mission.
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What Does It Mean To Be Gender Nonconforming (And How Does It Differ From Being Nonbinary)?
While there are some aspects of gender nonconformity that fall into the category of nonbinary, this guide will help break down the definition of each term.
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Where Abortion Bans Currently Stand Across The US
The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 led to a lot of change and confusion across many states. Here's the current status of abortion bans around the country.
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9 Inclusive (And Safe) Dating Apps For LGBTQ+ Relationships
There are safer options out there when you opt to go for apps that focus more on LGBTQ+ dating, pleasure, inclusivity, and user safety.
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The Idol Positions Oversexualization As Symbolism And The Sentiment Falls Grossly Flat
Sam Levinson's series The Idol, starring Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd, tries to satirize the fame machine, but instead it falls completely flat.
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The Ultimatum: Queer Love Is A Representation Win (Because LGBTQ+ Deserve To Get Messy Too)
Netflix's The Ultimatum: Queer Love promises all the must-watch drama of reality TV, but with lesbian and non-binary couples at the center.
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What Is Reproductive Coercion And How Can You Tell It's Happening To You?
Reproductive coercion is an insidious form of abuse that can be hard to spot; here are the signs to look out for and what you can do about it.
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Conservative Outrage Over Sex Toys In Big Box Stores But Not Guns Speaks Volumes
It's an unfortunate reality that many prominent figures in the US would rather see vibrators taken off shelves than guns.
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What A Ron DeSantis Presidential Campaign Could Mean For Women
With Ron DeSantis making a bid for president in 2024, women's issues are likely to be at the heart of the upcoming presidential campaign.
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Kim Petras' Sports Illustrated Cover Is Giving Us Joyful Trans Visibility Just In Time For Pride Month
Kim Petras is the second trans woman to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, and her issue is arriving just in time for Pride month.
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Love Allways Is Bringing Pansexuality To The Forefront As We (Finally) Usher In New Era Of Dating Shows
"Love Allways" is a dating show that explores pansexual relationships and the sexuality spectrum. Could it be the start of a new, inclusive era of reality TV?
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5 Ways To Take Part In Period Poverty Awareness Week (Because The Fight Is Far From Over)
Period Poverty Awareness Week runs May 22 to May 28. If you want to get involved, here are some effective and helpful ways to make a difference.
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10 Powerful Quotes From Women On Not Letting Men Stand In Their Way
Let these quotes serve as your motivation to not let anyone hold you back
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It's Time To Confront Fan Culture's Deeply Embedded Misogyny
Rabid fandom isn't anything new. But what happens when a fandom takes to insulting women simply for associating with their favorite heartthrob?
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What To Know About The Potential First OTC Birth Control Pill, Opill (It's About Time)
In what will undoubtedly be a win for people with uteruses, an OTC birth control pill might be available as soon as this summer.
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What Is Dissociative Feminism? Because Women Can't Afford To Buy Into It
Dissociative feminism is both a trauma response and a performance, with younger women embracing nihilism as a way cope with life.
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Rare Beauty's Accessible Makeup Proves Simple Changes Can Make Beauty More Inclusive
The mainstream beauty brand's easy-to-open lipstick tubes have sparked an important conversation about making makeup more accessible
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The US Should Waste No Time Adopting UK's Official Stance That Love Bombing Is Abusive
The UK has officially deemed love bombing as a sign of abusive partners; here's why the US should adopt a similar stance towards the emotional abuse tactic.
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Jameela Jamil's Roast Of So-Called Feminists At 2023 Met Gala Nails The Problem With Convenient Activism
Jameela Jamil was quick to call out the 2023 Met Gala attendees. Here's why the seemingly harmless honoring of a fashion icon is a sign of convenient activism.
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Podcaster's Controversial Comments On Marriage Reignites Fears No-Fault Divorces Are At Risk
The comments opened up the floodgates for those with traditionalist views of marriage to talk about making divorce more difficult.
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10 Feminist Sci-Fi Books That Smash The Male-Driven Genre
Fans of sci-fi may notice that many critically-acclaimed books are by or about men. But there are plenty of feminist books that deserve the spotlight.
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Janelle James' Reason For Not Revealing Her Age Confronts Ugly Truth About The Valuation Of Women
The Abbott Elementary star reminds us of how society needs to stop expecting women to look and behave a certain way after 40.
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