WNBA players are increasingly using screenshots of racist and misogynistic online messages—most notably the one shared by Las Vegas Aces guard Chelsea Gray.
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Chris Armstrong, a Black, trans, nonbinary Ph.D. student in Health Equity Sciences, smiling during an interview with Your Lesbian World.
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In today’s fast-changing political and social climate, many lesbian+ and queer women are carrying an added layer of uncertainty. Mindfulness can’t change the world overnight, but it can help you meet each day with greater calm, resilience, and hope.
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Come alone. Leave with new connections. Our 4th Annual Speed Friending brings lesbian+ and queer women together for an afternoon of laughter, meaningful conversations, and friendships that can last a lifetime.
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Real community isn’t built online. It’s built one conversation, one introduction, and one friendship at a time. Here’s why Speed Friending is changing lives.
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Is lesbian theatre having a moment? From Pride in London to Starstruck in Pennsylvania, here’s why audiences are embracing stories that put lesbian characters at the heart of the action.
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For many lesbian+ and queer women, money is about more than numbers. It’s about safety, independence, trust, and building a future that truly feels like our own.
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In an exclusive interview with Your Lesbian World, Davina Kotulski reflects on resilience, connection, and why kindness—toward ourselves and each other—may be the most important act of all. It’s a timely conversation about hope, healing, and finding strength in community.
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In a time marked by political tension, loneliness, and cultural fragmentation, an evening with Alison Bechdel became something far deeper than a literary event. It became a reminder that stories still matter, queer community still matters, and that being fully human — complicated, searching, imperfect — may be one of the most radical acts left.
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