#bihealthmonth–Our mental health is very dependent on acceptance and support from those around us. For many in the bisexual community the fact they will be shunned and discounted by their existing gay or lesbian community is very real. And incredibly damaging. Most are not aware there is a bisexual community to turn too. And chose … [Read more…]
We will be collecting links to articles and resources we find. March is Bisexual Mental Health Month 2015.
March 02 is the launch of the second Bisexual Health Awareness Month which focuses on our mental health. Joining us is Julia Canfield, the new president of the Bisexual Resource Center.
“BIWOC is interested in connecting with all Bisexual Activists of color, please read more on steps on how to connect with BIWOC” https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fTincvckc5CIcrdCPbzm7PspdoiIyqrkl8rhtf8N4ds/edit Read Gwendolyn’s Biscuit Article on why she set up BIWOC here.
We discuss the upcoming BECAUSE 2015 conference in April with Bisexual Organizing Project Director Camille Holthaus. And her recently published article “The Future of Bisexual Activism” which ties in with the conference’s theme this year.
Listen up gang. This one is important. You see this woman there? That is Loraine Hutchins – bisexual activist, author, educator, feminist, and BAMF of the highest order. She has been a bisexual activist LONGER THAN MOST OF US HAVE BEEN ALIVE … In 1991 Loraine co-authored Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out … [Read more…]
Thank you Lottie at The Biscuit for publishing this. I just want to add it is not safe for everyone to come out. But we CAN learn to accept and love ourselves. To learn about ourselves. And then be able to pass that on to our loved ones. “Dad, I forgive you”: How my father’s … [Read more…]
Suzanne shares a little about her young character’s journey of gender discovery. And we discuss the true face of LGBT acceptance in South Africa today.
We speak with Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti about her life, her passions, her cancer journey and her bisexual and polyamorous experience.
We chat with Lottie about her on-line magazine “Biscuit-For girls who love all genders”