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*Bisexual History Sources: a Thread*
Though most of my sources center on bi women, I will maintain this thread for all bi's in order to improve access to our erased history. We've always been here, &, "You can want who you want," (TS).
#Queerantine @bihistory @HistoryisGayPod
Though most of my sources center on bi women, I will maintain this thread for all bi's in order to improve access to our erased history. We've always been here, &, "You can want who you want," (TS).
#Queerantine @bihistory @HistoryisGayPod
"Past Out: Who Were the Black Women-Loving Women of the Blues and Jazz Era?"; Liz Highleyman (2003)
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“Bisexual Movements”; Genny Beemyn (2004)
*published under her dead name*
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*published under her dead name*
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This has been circulating and it’s given me one too many thoughts. An #HIV, #Queerantine and #COVID19 thread: 1/ 
Imagining that queers and queer academics are going to jump on some bandwagon to catch up with everybody else shows little knowledge of how the history of a much larger and deadly epidemic has for decades been entangled not only with our work but with the flesh on our bones 2/
That all the generalised panic to me reeks of a total disregard for the histories of pandemics that have affected and killed (that continue to affect and kill) bodies always considered less worthy of life. 3/
