Скачать или смотреть Invisible No More: A Celebration of Bisexuality & Bi+ Pioneers

Wednesday, September 23rd is Celebrate Bisexuality Day, but what does it mean to celebrate bisexuality in 2020? As LGBTQ+ rights and awareness grow, is bisexuality becoming more accepted, or does it remain invisible and stigmatized? And as activism and communities move increasingly online what even is "visibility" anymore? Join a panel of bisexual activist pioneers as we explore these questions and more in an unabashed claim to visibility and dignity.

With Loraine Hutchins, moderator; Luigi Ferrer, activist & HIV/AIDS educator; ABilly Jones-Hennin, activist & veteran; Lani Ka’ahumanu,co-editor (with Loraine Hutchins) of Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out; and Robyn Ochs, editor of Bi Women Quarterly.

Note: The Sophia Smith Collection of Women's History is at Smith College.

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