Trouble Making So and So
Trouble Making So and So




(Source: lesbianseparatist)



amazonfeminist:

An excerpt from Radicalesbians’ seminal document, “The Woman Identified Woman.” Courtesy of the Lesbian Herstory Archives.

42  years ago and still there are women today who are afraid of being called a “dyke” if they call men-as-a-class (or shit, individual-man-who-did-something-terrible) out on their shit.
Because it is the worst thing in the WORLD to be called a DYKE.
Lavender Menace 4-Eva.

amazonfeminist:

An excerpt from Radicalesbians’ seminal document, “The Woman Identified Woman.” Courtesy of the Lesbian Herstory Archives.

42  years ago and still there are women today who are afraid of being called a “dyke” if they call men-as-a-class (or shit, individual-man-who-did-something-terrible) out on their shit.

Because it is the worst thing in the WORLD to be called a DYKE.

Lavender Menace 4-Eva.

(via lesbianseparatist)



genderslayer:

cute little tomboy Kristy McNichol, who didn’t have a crush on her back in the 80s?

genderslayer:

cute little tomboy Kristy McNichol, who didn’t have a crush on her back in the 80s?



(Source: latinamerican-worldfeminist, via lesbianseparatist)



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whataboutbobbed:

Wheeler Kelly Hagny Company Women’s Bowling, Wichita, Kansas, 1929
pin pals 4 life!

Women with awesome hair in ties and skirts with bowling balls??Get me a time machine, I’m so THERE.

whataboutbobbed:

Wheeler Kelly Hagny Company Women’s Bowling, Wichita, Kansas, 1929

pin pals 4 life!

Women with awesome hair in ties and skirts with bowling balls??

Get me a time machine, I’m so THERE.

(via firstwavefeminist)



genderslayer:

Kaia Wilson of Team Dresch and the Butchies… talented musician and hawt lesbian icon.  looking very androgynous here.

Looking very nice here.

genderslayer:

Kaia Wilson of Team Dresch and the Butchies… talented musician and hawt lesbian icon.  looking very androgynous here.

Looking very nice here.



ineffableshe:

 [img = colorful image of dykes of various skin tones & gender expressions. one of them is saying “not ‘queer’ as in ‘radical’ and another is saying “but ‘lesbian’ as in fuck you”]
“Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You,” is follow up to “Reimagining Queer Community,” a twenty-four hour perzine I made in July, 2011. Since July, I have continued mulling over nuanced, and often controversial, questions regarding my association with the lgbt community at large. “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” is a perzine that explores my recent decision to use the word “lesbian” as a substitution for “queer.” I also talk about male domination and sex-right in supposedly “sex positive” queer spaces, the perpetuation of misogynistic troupes and devaluation of lesbian identities within “progressive” and “feminist” communities, owning up to & attempting to combat transphobia that has historically emanated from within lesbian spaces, and queer as hierarchical social capital.
1 / 4 size, text heavy & 16 pages. for snail mail or trading, please e-mail rachelzines at gmail dot com. For paypal/online payments, order here.
FAQ:
Is “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” simply a zine version of the that “fuck queer, I’m a lesbian” thread?
Definitely not. I started that thread after I began brainstorming for this perzine, not the other way around. “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” does repeat a couple of the arguments that were made online & the title was inspired by this graphic. With that said, in this perzine I expand in much greater detail upon concepts such as sex right, social capital & the political elements of re-evaluating personal identities. I also share more of my personal experiences & incorporate more feminist theory. 
I don’t identify as a lesbian or queer. Should I order this zine?
I think so. The brand of misogyny which influences the perpetration of anti-lesbian tropes is certainly not unique to queer spaces. I also believe that we can all learn how to be better humans / allies by reading about others experiences.
Are you still selling “Reimagining Queer Community?”
Yup! You can order a copy here at the hoaxzine etsy shop. 
I can’t afford the going price of this perzine. 
Email me (rachelzines at gmail dot com) or message me in the ask & we can try to work something out.

ineffableshe:

 [img = colorful image of dykes of various skin tones & gender expressions. one of them is saying “not ‘queer’ as in ‘radical’ and another is saying “but ‘lesbian’ as in fuck you”]

“Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You,” is follow up to “Reimagining Queer Community,” a twenty-four hour perzine I made in July, 2011. Since July, I have continued mulling over nuanced, and often controversial, questions regarding my association with the lgbt community at large. “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” is a perzine that explores my recent decision to use the word “lesbian” as a substitution for “queer.” I also talk about male domination and sex-right in supposedly “sex positive” queer spaces, the perpetuation of misogynistic troupes and devaluation of lesbian identities within “progressive” and “feminist” communities, owning up to & attempting to combat transphobia that has historically emanated from within lesbian spaces, and queer as hierarchical social capital.

1 / 4 size, text heavy & 16 pages. for snail mail or trading, please e-mail rachelzines at gmail dot com. For paypal/online payments, order here.

FAQ:

Is “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” simply a zine version of the that “fuck queer, I’m a lesbian” thread?

Definitely not. I started that thread after I began brainstorming for this perzine, not the other way around. “Not ‘Queer’ as in ‘Radical’ but ‘Lesbian’ as in Fuck You” does repeat a couple of the arguments that were made online & the title was inspired by this graphic. With that said, in this perzine I expand in much greater detail upon concepts such as sex right, social capital & the political elements of re-evaluating personal identities. I also share more of my personal experiences & incorporate more feminist theory.

I don’t identify as a lesbian or queer. Should I order this zine?

I think so. The brand of misogyny which influences the perpetration of anti-lesbian tropes is certainly not unique to queer spaces. I also believe that we can all learn how to be better humans / allies by reading about others experiences.

Are you still selling “Reimagining Queer Community?”

Yup! You can order a copy here at the hoaxzine etsy shop.

I can’t afford the going price of this perzine.

Email me (rachelzines at gmail dot com) or message me in the ask & we can try to work something out.

(via lesbianseparatist)



Oh - Jane Addams!Fanny Brin and Jane Addams at National Council of Jewish Women’s convention, Chicago (by Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest)

Oh - Jane Addams!

Fanny Brin and Jane Addams at National Council of Jewish Women’s convention, Chicago (by Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest)



Handicapped! Women’s suffrage poster, ca. 1915 (by trialsanderrors)

Handicapped! Women’s suffrage poster, ca. 1915 (by trialsanderrors)



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