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Lesbians United has Launched in The US

Lesbians United aims to help pick up the slack where organizations, that formerly protected lesbians, have failed and deserted the lesbian community.

Miriam Ben-Shalom—Lesbian Shero Erased by U.S. Army

Without women like Ben-Shalom, there would be no advancing of our rights, no one to speak up when it really counts the most — when no one else is willing. She wasn’t going to be forced to lie then, and she won’t be forced to lie now.

owl in the woodland trees

Burn’s River

a poem for River… River, a warrior woman runs through you, She conjured up a wish, and from it you grew, Till love, a bright

woman in hijab with girl in the shadows, boy in the light, Liban

Gasping for Air

a poem on International Women’s Day… Were she a man, she wouldn’t be gasping for air, under a veil,  rights stripped bare, Had she a

Detrans Carol Sour Patches Detransitioner Lesbian

A Detrans Story: No Longer Silent

They’ve been told to shut up, and threatened when they don’t. They’ve been ignored by mainstream “LGBTQ” media and organizations for years… Even told they

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt and the Ongoing Claims of Gender Vultures

If the sharp talons of gender ideology haven’t alarmed you yet, this might do it—While Jolie and Pitt are perfectly content to have a creative daughter named Shiloh, a Google search of “Shiloh” claims they have a “son” and switches her name to “John.”

lesbian erasure thoughtcrime

Cancelled for Thoughtcrimes

Beyond the Screen Door, Chapter 1 Cancelled for thoughtcrimes, I’m sharing this, the first chapter of Beyond the Screen Door, till I can find a

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Lesbian Playwright Canceled By Thought Police

“This tactic of ‘activists’—threatening livelihoods, careers, dragging names through the mud—is used as a warning shot to others to stay in line.”

Ruth Ellis Lesbian history

Lesbian Icon Ruth Ellis

Ruth Ellis died 20 years ago, at age 101. She worked hard to open doors for lesbians. On the anniversary of her death, I can’t help but wonder what she’d think of all the doors slamming shut on lesbians today.

Portrait of Stormé DeLarverie

Harper’s Magazine Claims They Can Change Stormé DeLarverie to a “He”

“Harper’s Magazine is not only ‘comfortable’ with ‘the decision’ to reinvent Stormé as a ‘he,’ they’re comfortable with any distress it causes the lesbian community that surrounded Stormé while she was alive… The very people she spent her life protecting.”

Day of The Girl—A Letter from Future You

Dear girl,‬ ‪You like super heroes, not dolls. You want to dress like the prince, not the princess. You play inventor and build things, you

No Child is Born in the Wrong Body

“That confusion impacts children…who are statistically more likely to grow up to be [LGB] adults….telling a child that he or she was born in the wrong body pathologizes ‘gender non-conforming’ behavior…”

Nosy Be, Madagascar

Returning Home to Madagascar

“I’ve struggled for weeks about whether to write this, because Madagascar is my home. I’d love to just talk about the sweet breeze, the little islands, the dugout-boats, the lemurs and the giant turtles— But creating change has to start here.”

butch femme lesbian couple in the closet

Anonymous Letter From a Terrified Lesbian

“I’ve never felt as shouted down, ignored, and targeted as a lesbian *within* our supposed GLBT community as I have over the past couple of years.”

Jennie Hodgers Bravely Defied Sexist Norms — Honoring Albert Cashier

“Jennie Hodgers, aka Albert Cashier, is a symbol of defiance and bravery—She dreamed bigger than the world would allow. Rewriting Jennie Hodgers as a “man,” does a great disservice to her legacy, and erases the sexism that led her to make the choices she did.”

Marsha Johnson

Honoring a Queen—The Marsha Johnson Story

“Marsha Johnson, aka Malcolm, was a self-proclaimed gay man, drag queen, transvestite, until his death in 1992… So how did Johnson’s story come to be so drastically revised?”

Chiara Canaan Pique Resilience Project

Girlhood Interrupted—Path of Desistance

“The view from my window is of the house next door, and a little winding road that leads to a local co-op… I wish my life, like this view, could’ve been so simple.”

The Betty Effect

Interview with: The BETTY Effect

“Each of the three of us started our activism in early childhood, so it’s as natural as flopping out of bed in the morning.” —Alyson Palmer

The Segregation of Girl-Meets-Girl —Publishing a Lesbian Novel

We live in a world where we’re constantly fed media images, T.V. shows and movies, with straight protagonists and straight love stories. My life was rarely represented as more than a cliche or a punchline. After a while you start to wonder if this world is a place where you really belong.

Miriam Ben-Shalom—Lesbian Shero Erased by U.S. Army

Without women like Ben-Shalom, there would be no advancing of our rights, no one to speak up when it really counts the most — when no one else is willing. She wasn’t going to be forced to lie then, and she won’t be forced to lie now.

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owl in the woodland trees

Burn’s River

a poem for River… River, a warrior woman runs through you, She conjured up a wish, and from it you grew, Till love, a bright

Read More
woman in hijab with girl in the shadows, boy in the light, Liban

Gasping for Air

a poem on International Women’s Day… Were she a man, she wouldn’t be gasping for air, under a veil,  rights stripped bare, Had she a

Read More
Detrans Carol Sour Patches Detransitioner Lesbian

A Detrans Story: No Longer Silent

They’ve been told to shut up, and threatened when they don’t. They’ve been ignored by mainstream “LGBTQ” media and organizations for years… Even told they

Read More

Shiloh Jolie-Pitt and the Ongoing Claims of Gender Vultures

If the sharp talons of gender ideology haven’t alarmed you yet, this might do it—While Jolie and Pitt are perfectly content to have a creative daughter named Shiloh, a Google search of “Shiloh” claims they have a “son” and switches her name to “John.”

Read More
lesbian erasure thoughtcrime

Cancelled for Thoughtcrimes

Beyond the Screen Door, Chapter 1 Cancelled for thoughtcrimes, I’m sharing this, the first chapter of Beyond the Screen Door, till I can find a

Read More
Ruth Ellis Lesbian history

Lesbian Icon Ruth Ellis

Ruth Ellis died 20 years ago, at age 101. She worked hard to open doors for lesbians. On the anniversary of her death, I can’t help but wonder what she’d think of all the doors slamming shut on lesbians today.

Read More

No Child is Born in the Wrong Body

“That confusion impacts children…who are statistically more likely to grow up to be [LGB] adults….telling a child that he or she was born in the wrong body pathologizes ‘gender non-conforming’ behavior…”

Read More
Nosy Be, Madagascar

Returning Home to Madagascar

“I’ve struggled for weeks about whether to write this, because Madagascar is my home. I’d love to just talk about the sweet breeze, the little islands, the dugout-boats, the lemurs and the giant turtles— But creating change has to start here.”

Read More
The Betty Effect

Interview with: The BETTY Effect

“Each of the three of us started our activism in early childhood, so it’s as natural as flopping out of bed in the morning.” —Alyson Palmer

Read More

The Segregation of Girl-Meets-Girl —Publishing a Lesbian Novel

We live in a world where we’re constantly fed media images, T.V. shows and movies, with straight protagonists and straight love stories. My life was rarely represented as more than a cliche or a punchline. After a while you start to wonder if this world is a place where you really belong.

Read More

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