Sofia Barrett-Ibarria

Sometimes, actually, a lot of the time, I feel like an invisible queer.

The first of its kind in the U.S., OUTsider aims to educate and entertain while establishing a new creative home for queer artists.

I like to think of Valentine’s Day as another evening on my couch with an assortment of cheeses and confusing sexual fantasies about Jamie Oliver.

While Cher, Dolly Parton, and Beyonce draw a sizeable portion of their fanbase from the gay community, these gay icons don’t actually identify as gay.

I’m a newly out queer person. A freshly squeezed piece of rainbow. And I have no idea what I’m doing.

There’s undoubtedly a need for services that provide safe transportation sans harassment, but SheRides might run into some glaring roadblocks.

I came out to my straight friend first. I went for the old classic. "So, have I told you I’ve been thinking about coming out? Like in a gay way?"

Amy Poehler's new book Yes Please is bringing about a real bitchaissance. It's time to take bitchy back.

We think we want someone “nice” with a “sparkling personality,” but in the primal crevices of our brains, online daters just want to bone hotties.

Because sometimes, you want super queer TV.