Still, too many people think author Emily Dickinson was a straight and lonely old maid.

The story is finally corrected. Two projects have been created that bring the truth to the world.

Thanks to the film “Wild Nights with Emily” and the “Dickinson” show, we can finally find the real Emily Dickinson, the queer one, the one who loved her sister-in-law Susan for so many years.

“High School” is a new eight-episode lesbian coming-of-age drama series based on the 2019 memoirs of the same name by musical duo Tegan and Sara Quin. The show follows twin sisters Tegan and Sara, played by Railey and Seazynn Gilliland, as they explore the twists and turns of life while also dealing with their own burgeoning sexuality. The show is a relatable, funny, and heartwarming show that is sure to resonate with viewers of all ages. Be sure to check it out when it drops on Amazon Freevee on October 14!

Actress and director Clea DuVall (known for her work in "The Handmaid’s Tale" and "Happiest Seasons") has joined forces with the renowned musical duo Tegan and Sara Quin for an exciting venture. Together, they are bringing to life a lesbian coming-of-age comedy series, inspired by the sisters' best-selling memoir.

The media advocacy group dedicated to LGBTQ individuals, GLAAD, has freshly launched the 16th version of their 'Where Are We On TV' research. This study focuses on the depiction of the LGBTQ community on television. Here's a look at the key outcomes.

Today, let me introduce “Hightown”, a new crime drama set in Provincetown, Massachusetts, whose principal character, Jackie Quiñones, is a lesbian who likes to party and seduce tourists.

This year, Disney was one of the worst networks for LGBTQ representation, but that may be about to change. A rumor indicates that Disney+ may launch a series with a lesbian main character.