Lynda Carter

“My dad grew up watching you as Wonder Woman,” the trans woman wrote. “Unfortunately he isn’t as open minded as you.”

Wonder Woman and Twitter’s auntie provide step-by-step instructions on how to go “touch grass,” in case someone you know has forgotten how.

Lynda Carter didn’t mention Bette Midler or Macy Gray by name but implored people to “Leave [trans people] alone and focus on the real war on women.”

We’re here, we’re queer, and we’re pissed off.

The “Wonder Woman” star has been in fighting form this Pride month, giving bigots like Lauren Boebert a piece of her mind on Twitter. But this month, she releases the dance mix of her song “Human and Divine” and LGBTQ people will be listening all summer.

Wonder Woman fans loved it: “The biggest difference is that Drag Queens won’t tell you that you’re going to hell because of who you love every Sunday.”

Wonder Woman is ready to fight your homophobic relatives. But George Takei isn’t pulling punches either.

“If you want to argue that she is somehow not a queer or trans icon, then you’re not paying attention.”

George Takei called out the hypocrisy of cisgender people still being able to access “gender-affirming” care.

Several celebrities are standing up and speaking out against the governor’s vicious order to treat the parents of trans kids like child abusers.

Dolores Umbridge is no match for Wonder Woman.

You’ll hear her theme music playing when you read what she had to say.

Dozens of celebrities – including a famous lesbian couple – helped Gal Gadot imagine a better world from self-isolation.

Who better to save the day?

“Sweet Cheeses! My heart is beating so fast right now!”