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Living in Her Truth: Mae Whitman Comes Out As Pansexual In Tweet About Role In LGBTQIA+ Friendly Show “The Owl House”
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(Feminism)
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... voices Amity Blight, a young lesbian witch who attends a school for witches. The show’s second season aired in June of 2021.
The 33 year old Parenthood actor is a proud LGBTQ member despite not having ...
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Created on 18 August 2021
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We've Got a Long Way to Go: The Gossip Girl Reboot Promised Diversity, but Served Up More of the Same Old, Same Old Instea
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(TV)
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... and gender identities. In the main cast alone, there is pansexual play boy, a "bitchy" lesbian, a queer/questioning boy with a pink buzzcut, and a transwoman with killer style. This is really exciting, ...
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Created on 17 August 2021
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"The Lesbian Bar Project" Documentary Is Helping to Save Lesbian Bars From Extinctio
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(Movies)
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Why are the dyke bars disappearing? Comedian and executive producer Lea DeLaria seeks to answer this question in The Lesbian Bar Project, a short film documentary about the campaign started by Erica Rose ...
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Created on 03 June 2021
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Don't Forget Your Story: Why Kink Will Always Belong in Prid
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(Living)
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... Documentary About Franco Stevens and The Birth of Her Popular Lesbian Magazine
NYPD Is Banned From NYC Pride Events Until 2025 In An Effort To "Create Safer Spaces" For LGBTQIA+ And BIPOC Communities ...
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Created on 03 June 2021
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9 Books By International LGBTQ+ Authors For Present And Future Pride Celebrations
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(Books)
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... to each other and engage in a love affair that makes them reassess their entire lives.
2. My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Kabi Nagata Image via Macmillan Publishers Winner of so many awards ...
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Created on 03 June 2021
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"Ahead of the Curve" Is A Must-See Documentary About Franco Stevens and The Birth of Her Popular Lesbian Magazin
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(Movies)
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Love, loss, and heartache are just a few of what Frances “Franco” Stevens endures. Founder of the lesbian magazine Curve, we watch the story of Stevens and her journey to finding herself, creating the ...
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Created on 26 May 2021
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5 Righteous Reading Recommendations From Olaronke Akinmowo Of The Free Black Women's Librar
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(Books)
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... world through their eyes.
Zami: A New Spelling Of My Name: A Biomythography by Audre Lorde
In this classic memoir, iconic, self-defined Black feminist lesbian poet Audre Lorde created a new literary ...
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Created on 11 May 2021
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Looking At The Groundbreaking "Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians," Decades Later: BUST Intervie
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(Books)
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... self-publish Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians, the U.S.'s first published photography anthology focused on out lesbians, in 1979. JEB sat down with BUST to discuss her work, share the progress and pitfalls ...
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Created on 12 March 2021
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Nina Renata Aron Wants You To Know That It Gets Better: BUST Interview
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(Books)
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... idea rolls over into working women in general. Two, I think this is happening subconsciously. And as a lesbian, my first thought was, I don't see this phenomenon among lesbians and queer people. So, I think ...
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Created on 25 February 2021
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Does Your Favorite Lesbian Film Pass This Test?
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(Movies)
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... about men can be feminist—it’s a useful shorthand when thinking and writing about pop culture.
In recent years as I’ve watched more lesbian films arrive to the big screen, I’ve found myself wanting ...
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Created on 05 February 2021
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The Biden-Harris Administration Makes History By Appointing An All-Female Communications Team
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(Feminism)
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... Advisor, and then as Kamala Harris’s Chief of Staff. Significantly, this appointment made her the first Black person, and the first lesbian, to hold this position for a vice-presidential nominee. Moreover, ...
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Created on 30 November 2020
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“Ammonite” Overlooks the Real Life Story of Paleontologist Mary Anning
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(Movies)
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... follows in the footsteps of films like Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Favourite and Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire—period dramas that rightly emphasize the fact that lesbians have always existed. But ...
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Created on 13 November 2020
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13.
The Lesbians Are Alright
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(Living)
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Lesbians, a species known for obsessive love with an insatiable desire to be around one’s partner at all times, might be, in some ways, living in their golden era. The COVID-19 pandemic has given the ...
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Created on 08 October 2020
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10 Famous Bisexual Women from The Past to Know Now For BiVisibility
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(Feminism)
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... Millay, was openly bisexual. According to a rumor shared on Bustle.com, Millay was confronted by a psychologist who she went to see for headaches about her repressed lesbianism. Millay supposedly responded ...
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Created on 05 October 2020
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"Ammonite" Trailer: A Queer Period Piece Starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Rona
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(Movies)
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... a Portrait of a Lady on Fire as well as a lesbian love story set in the 1800s.
Kate Winslet plays Mary Anning, a paleontologist made famous by her geological discoveries. Now retired, she makes a living ...
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Created on 26 August 2020
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Hey 19: The Wild True Story Of America's First Women-Led Terrorist Grou
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(General)
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... some others from the organization, wanted to further her revolutionary work, but with a focus on what she saw as the U.S. government’s cruel and brutal treatment of minorities and women—lesbians in particular. ...
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Created on 30 July 2020
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Some Modern Wedding Traditions Have Really Weird Origins
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(Feminism)
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I love weddings. I really do. What’s not to love? Beautiful venues, free cake, watching family members’ drunk dancing, and an excuse to break out your old homecoming dresses from high school. However, ...
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Created on 15 July 2020
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You Should Know These 5 Queer Womxn Fighting for LGBTQ+ Rights Today
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(Feminism)
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... from 2009 until 2015 and was the first openly Black lesbian to serve on a state legislature. Simone advocated for LGBTQ+ and HIV-affected communities through her work at the Atlanta Lesbian Health Initiative ...
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Created on 30 June 2020
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8 Incredible People to Replace Racist Statues With
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(Living)
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... a statue of famous writer, feminist, and civil rights activist, Audre Lorde, should be put in its place. She was born in Harlem and describes herself as “black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet.” Both Truth ...
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Created on 24 June 2020
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Quarantine Holds Different Hardships For Those With Eating Disorders
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(Living)
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... Moreover, women who identified as lesbian or bisexual were twice as likely to report binge-eating.
Unfortunately, because of the coronavirus pandemic and worldwide stay-at-home orders, those who have ...
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Created on 15 June 2020
