Also.Also.Also: Buckle up for the Coachella Lesbian Instagram Meet Cute That’s Straight Out of a RomCom

Carmen Phillips
Apr 21, 2022
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TODAY IS FOR JANELLE MONAÉ ONLY.


Queer as in F*ck You

This Instagram Account Helped Two Lesbians Find Lost Love at Coachella 💗 💗 💗 🎡

Disney to Lose Special Tax Status in Florida Amid ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Clash

This Twitter thread is part thinkpiece/part research pile, and it has left us in the Autostraddle slack reconsidering what we thought we knew. I really recommend it:

No Pay No Stay: How Unfair Wages Trap WNBA Players Abroad. “What Brittney Griner’s detainment reveals about who’s advocating for women in sports.”

NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. To literally of this:

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Saw This, Thought of You

What Masks Off on Public Transit Means for the Pandemic

NeNe Leakes Sues Bravo for Alleged Racist Work Environment. This does not surprise me, not even a little bit.

Can Mariah Carey Teach Me How to Sing?

7 Black-Owned Cannabusinesses To Shop This 4/20 (Yes I know 4/20 was yesterday, but Supporting Black Business Is Every Day around here!!)


Political Snacks

How ‘Big Disinformation’ Can Overcome Its Skeptics. “Lies can threaten democracy. So can flawed efforts to combat them.”

And this definitely feels related, Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid. “It’s not just a phase.”

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Carmen Phillips

Carmen Phillips is Autostraddle’s former editor in chief. She began at Autostraddle in 2017 as a freelance team writer and worked her way up through the company, eventually becoming the EIC from 2021-2024. A Black Puerto Rican feminist writer with a PhD in American Studies from New York University, Carmen specializes in writing about Blackness, race, queerness, politics, culture, and the many ways we find community and connection with each other.  During her time at Autostraddle, Carmen focused on pop culture, TV and film reviews, criticism, interviews, and news analysis. She claims many past homes, but left the largest parts of her heart in Detroit, Brooklyn, and Buffalo, NY. And there were several years in her early 20s when she earnestly slept with a copy of James Baldwin’s “Fire Next Time” under her pillow. To reach out, you can find Carmen on Twitter, Instagram, or her website.

Carmen Phillips has written 716 articles for us.

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