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Grace Richardson Becomes Miss England’s First Openly Lesbian Titleholder A Groundbreaking Moment in Beauty Pageant History At just 20 years old, Grace Richardson has made history as the first openly lesbian winner of the Miss England pageant. A musical theatre student, Grace earned her crown during an inspiring and elegant ceremony at Grand Station in

Creating a Safe and Inclusive Space for the Community At the start of the school year, Rainbow’n’Caux proudly opened its first permanent space in Fécamp—a significant step for the organization. This welcoming and confidential environment is designed for anyone seeking a place to connect, share, or simply unwind. “This new space symbolizes recognition from the

An Open Letter from Cis and Trans Women Standing Together Against Anti-Trans Rhetoric A powerful campaign titled “Not In Our Name” has been launched by a collective of cisgender women determined to confront anti-trans narratives gaining traction in media and politics. Organized in partnership with the Good Law Project, the initiative has already gathered over

For more than fifteen years, RuPaul’s Drag Race has shaped how the world sees drag — influencing its look, language, and rules. But a growing question is surfacing within queer and activist communities: Are we entering a post-RuPaul era? This isn’t about denying RuPaul’s groundbreaking impact. It’s about recognizing how drag is transforming — fueled

Exploring Body Ideals, Pop Culture Shifts, and Queer Style Reimaginings Few visual identities within LGBTQ+ fashion culture are as iconic—or as debated—as the twink aesthetic. Rooted in distinct fashion signals, body types, and soft visual codes, the twink look has evolved across generations. It lives at the intersection of desirability and commodification, marginalization and personal

Transgender Veterans Sue U.S. Government Over Revoked Retirement Benefits Seventeen transgender veterans have filed a class-action lawsuit against the U.S. federal government, challenging the Trump administration over denied military retirement benefits. The case, brought before the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, claims the veterans were unjustly stripped of their pensions despite years of

Overview of the Lesbian Literary Salon Movement Paris hosts the annual Lesbian Book Fair, a cornerstone celebration dedicated to sapphic literature, bringing together authors, artists, and readers to champion lesbian voices and narratives. These fairs create inclusive, welcoming spaces that enhance visibility and cultural recognition for lesbian literature in society at large. Similar literary events