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The kind of coming out we need - Trans Blog
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Butch Wonders - Butch Wonders
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| | Several readers have written to me recently asking me to write a post on how to "handle" femmes. I'm not typically attracted to femmes myself, but I've dated a few (and have hosted a...
| | fliponymous.wordpress.com
What's Up With That? Bisexual visibility, LGBT, and labels (Queer 201) | Eponymous Fliponymous
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| | First came the Daughters of Bilitis and the Mattachine Society. Then came Stonewall. Now, June is Pride Month because a bisexual activist named Brenda Howard thought it should be. As bisexuals, we have a tendency to disappear unless we take specific and targeted efforts to be visible - for example, the phrases Gay Pride and...
| | beyondnonbinary.com
Yesterday's UK Supreme Court Ruling was a Kick in the Guts - Beyond Non-Binary
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| | The UK has just "outed" itself to be counted amongst the nations of bigots.
| | chicagopolicyreview.org
Is the US Still Too Patriarchal to Talk About Women? The Silent Epidemic of Femicide in America | Chicago Policy Review
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| Femicide is the most extreme form of gender-based violence. Of all femicide cases in the high-income world, 70% are committed in the United States, and yet a Pew Research Center survey found that more than half of American men think sexism is over. The evidence runs counter to this, in that 1 in 4 American women have experienced severe physical violence by their partner. An estimated 40% of women in the United States have encountered sexual violence, and 20% will [...]