Journal of Lesbian Studies

The “Penis Police”: Lesbian and Feminist Spaces, Trans Women, and the Maintenance of the Sex/Gender/Sexuality System

No woman’s land? Revisiting border zone denizens

The effects of minority stressors in the workplace on same-sex relationships: A collective case study of female couples

Self-esteem and problem behavior in Dutch adolescents conceived through sperm donation in planned lesbian parent families

The micropolitics of choice in Italy: How the law affects lesbian and bisexual women’s daily life

Reactions from family of origin to the disclosure of lesbian motherhood via donor insemination

Sexual minority women and parenthood: Perceptions of friendship among childfree and new parents

Parenting desires, parenting intentions, and anticipation of stigma upon parenthood among lesbian, bisexual, and heterosexual women in Portugal

Sexual minority women’s attitudes toward infants, children, and parenthood

Sexual orientation and the European Convention on Human Rights: What of the “L” in LGBT?

Why femme stories matter: Constructing femme theory through historical femme life writing

Queer eye for the housewife: Julianne Moore, radical femme-ininity, and destabilizing the suburban family.

“Just like a natural man”: The B.D. styles of Gertrude “Ma” Rainey and Bessie Smith

Queer space and alternate queer geographies: LBQ women and the search for sexual partners at two LGBTQ-friendly U.S. universities

TBG and Po: Discourses on authentic desire in 2010s lesbian subcultures in Hong Kong, China, and Taiwan.

Alef and Shem: Original artwork

A review of the role of Malawi’s law reform agency in criminalization and decriminalization of female same-sex sexual conduct

Between discretion and disclosure: Queer (e)labor(ations) in the work of Tove Jansson and Audre Lorde

Narrow bridges: Jewish lesbian feminism, identity politics, and the “hard ground” of alliance

Lesbians in work settings: Identity, visibility, and strategy

Wedding the dragon: The powerful feminine as seen in Jewish women’s dreams

Family violence laws: Traditional narratives and the (in)visibility of lesbian relationships and lesbian-parented families.

From situated space to social space: Dyke bar commemoration as reparative action

Introduction to the special issue: Social science perspectives on contemporary lesbian family life, 2009–2019

The Cauxin-femme binary: Femme performativity as a response to violence in Guyana.

Jewish lesbians: New work in the field

A testimonio of a queer Chicana researcher in education

Balancing safety and visibility: Lesbian community building strategies in South Korea

Racialized sexualization & agency in exotic dance among women

“Not in my name”: the anti-racist praxis of Mab Segrest & Minnie Bruce Pratt

Lesbian refugees in transit: The making of authenticity and legitimacy in Turkey

El gringuito, Mr. Kate: transnational ethnographic fieldwork as a gender-nonconforming queer

Challenging the visibility paradigm: Tracing ambivalences in lesbian migrant women’s negotiations of sexual identity

Queer Anthropophagy: Building women-centered LGBT\u2009+\u2009space in Northeastern Brazil

Holding on to history and each other: The unexpected LGBTQ legacy of a Czech Holocaust survivor and a Torah scroll from her hometown

Humanizing lesbian characters on television: Exploring their characterization and interpersonal relationships

Portrayals of the internal God among Ashkenazi Jewish Orthodox lesbians in Israel

“That crosscountry 1969 vw squareback and holiday inn affair”: lesbian mobility

Not in our community: Queer women challenge religious homophobia in rural Kentucky

Migrant and refugee lesbians: Lives that resist the telling

Introduction to special issue “Geographies of Sexualities”

Heteronormative gatekeeping when enacting queer research in elementary schools: an autoethnographic perspective

Russian lesbian mothers: Between “traditional values” and human rights

Theorizing TL esthetics: Forming a femme gaze through yes or no 2.5

Made wrong, excluded, and ignored: Introduction to a special issue on lesbians and the law

Looking beyond the lesbian: The intersectionality of death on Netflix’s Orange is the New Black