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A Farewell to 'My Hero Academia' a shining example of LGBTQ+ representation in mainstream media

While representation in manga and anime are getting better, saying goodbye to this series hits a little different.

5 queer anime series you NEED to see & where to stream them

No matter how you identify there's a range of LGBTQ+ representation in anime.

'SK8's Howard Wang Talks Asian Rep and Queer Fans Loving Reki & Langa

One of the stars of the beloved Funimation anime chats with PRIDE about Asian representation and why queer fans love the show so much! 

'Promare' Is Action-Packed, Queer, & Way Too Fun to Ignore

Studio Trigger's first feature-length film delivers stunning animation, timely social messages, and some surprisingly queer moments. 

10 Hottest Butches of 2011

In 2009, writer Sinclair Sexsmith devised an exhaustive list called Top Hot Butches, which catalogued some super sexy masculine women (most of them self-defined as lesbian, queer, genderqueer, or aggressive). While Sexsmith continues to update the list, we got to thinking about how — aside from Rachel Maddow, Wanda Sykes, and Ellen DeGeneres (wait, can a Cover Girl still be called butch?) — butchy gals of all persuasions still get the short shift even in lesbian media. So, we figured we’d profile 10 butch women you should have gotten to know more of in 2011.

Pam Grier on How 'The L Word' Changed the World INTERVIEW

There are few women in Hollywood hotter than Pam Grier. For Grier, The Real L Word was a catalyst to LGBT activism, and the actress has shown up at fundraisers, celebrations, and protests in support of LGBT rights, and often acts as a bridge between the straight African-American community and the LGBT world. Check out our interview!

Marcy Adelman, Joan Roughgarden, Kristina Johnson & Sherri Murrell - 4 LGBT Innovators Changing The World

Elder care, science, education, energy, sports… these aren’t LGBT issues, they’re people issues. These are some of the most challenging and heated areas of culture, and at the foreground are four very heroic LGBT women.