• The Dinah – Celebrating 20 years. We chat with Mariah Hanson, founder of The Dinah.
  • A Decade of Lesbian Entertainment, Politics, and General Silliness Part 5: 2004 – The year of The L Word
  • A Decade of Lesbian Entertainment, Politics, and General Silliness Part 4: 2003 – We can haz teh gaysex!
  • A Decade of Lesbian Entertainment, Politics, and General Silliness Part 3: 2002 – Rosie comes out and more!
  • A Decade of Lesbian Entertainment, Politics, and General Silliness Part 2: 2001 – The Netherlands Rule!

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Being a lesbian isn't about mullets, wearing flannel, clunky shoes, going to the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival (people still do that?!), or quoting Ani DiFranco (barf). Those stereotypes are passe. It's 2009. Time for a current list of Stuff Lesbians Like.

Hint: Lesbians like commenting in the comments section. So be a good lesbian and participate!


Stuff Lesbians Like Part 117: Representin’

By Grace Gatsby in Straight People, Stuff Lesbians Like

You know the feeling, you’re out with a group of all straight friends and something gay comes up. Immediately the conversation stops and all eyes go to you; not because your friends feel awkward, nor are they afraid they’ve offended you. They want answers. Let Grace Gatsby walk you through it.

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Stuff Lesbians Like part 116: Showing their Underpants

By Grace Maxwell in Fashion, Stuff Lesbians Like

Once upon a time, underpants were an item of clothing to be worn underneath one’s outer clothes, never to be exposed. They were long and puffy, made of wool and cotton, and my Grandma informs me that they were really, really itchy. Some had buttoned butt-flaps, some were drawstring, and some – including ones owned by the Lesbian’s favorite British Monarch- were open…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 115: Stating something is “So Lesbian” as if they are above it while loving something equally lesbian.

By Grace Abounding in Stuff Lesbians Like

We all know that dyke who acts as if they are above living as a walking lesbian cliché. They refuse to wear anything from American Eagle, abhor Tivas and wouldn’t be caught dead sporting a faux hawk. They are quite verbal about how they can’t stand these things and how lesbians can do so much better when it comes to fashion. They work very hard to enlighten their poor, uneducated gay posse all w…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 114: Continuing to follow Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson due to a severe lack of young queer female celebrities

By Grace Chu in Stuff Lesbians Like

Once upon a time, Lindsay Lohan was a Hollywood cliche. Her run-ins with the police, short term flings with a string of whats-his-names, late nights filled with booze and coke, and stints in rehab solidified her status as a card-carrying member of The Terrible Three: Paris, Britney and Lindsay – oh my!

Future lesbian icon? Despite the publication of lesbian-ish photos of Lindsay…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 113: Bitching about that Straight Girl.

By Grace Maxwell in Stuff Lesbians Like

We all know that lesbians like straight girls, but ask any lesbian from here to China if she has ever dated a straight girl, and her expression will suddenly turn stony. Either that or she will laugh derisively and anything she says will be dripping with sarcasm and/or bitterness. You may think to yourself, “Oops, I’ve said too much,” but this is just the opportunity your lesbian subject ha…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 112: Carrying Purses (a rebuttal to Stuff Lesbians Like Part 33)

By Grace Chu in Fashion, Stuff Lesbians Like

“Stuff Lesbians Like” has become an extensive list – with over 100 entries in all. So let me ask you, dear readers – where are you going to put all that stuff? In the pockets of your cargo pants? Please. You can’t wear cargo pants every day, and even if you do, you can’t fit chapstick, your aviator shades, a spare American Eagle pullover, and the other items th…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 111: Looking down on “unenlightened lesbians,” part 2

By Grace Chu in Stuff Lesbians Like

The marriage equality movement has taken a few punches lately. Prop 8 passed in November, and this week, the Justice Department wrote a brief in support of DOMA in which it placed same sex marriages on the same level as incest. Gays and lesbians everywhere licked their wounds and quickly moved to counterattack. That is, all except the enlightened lesbians.

In any Prop 8 protest or marriag…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 110: Electricity

By Grace Gatsby in Stuff Lesbians Like

No, I’m not talking about that spark you hope to feel on a first date. I’m talking about the real deal; electrical currents, subatomic particles, charges, all of that stuff. I’m talking about the kind that powers our homes and supplies us with many of the pleasures we all tend to take for granted. I’m talking about the kind that goes out at 4 a.m.

This topic came to me when my power went out this m…

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Stuff Lesbians Like part 109: Dykes on Bikes

By Grace Fox in Stuff Lesbians Like

Lesbians love powerful women and nothing says “powerful” like a woman on a motorcycle. Actually, a woman with a giant ax says “powerful” too but lesbian lumberjacks are in short supply since flannel became passé. Women who ride motorcycles radiate confidence and that is always hot.

I submit the following as evidence:

Fictional Character Exhibit A

Lara Croft combined a motorcycle with…

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Stuff Lesbians Like Part 108: [Stupid] Questions

By Grace Jr in Stuff Lesbians Like

It’s common knowledge that eighteen year olds are curious. And while we are constantly reminded that “there are no stupid questions,” teenagers constantly push that limit, causing the age-old truism to perhaps appear false and confirm that yes, there are very many stupid questions and an abundance of intelligent people always seems capable of asking them. The bridge between childho…

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