Category: 2014 Winter – The Bi *Trans* Connection
Boxes Be Damned
By Jennifer Miracle As someone who identifies as queer and is the partner of a person who...
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Beyond the Heteronormative
By Robyn Walters Okay. Okay. I’ll admit it. I was a heterosexual guy. Only attracted to women. Not...
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From Your Editor: The Bi *Trans* Connection
The theme of this issue of Bi Women is “The Bi*-Trans* Connection.” I’ll begin by explaining why...
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Around the World: Sally Goldner, Victoria, Australia
By Sally Goldner My first coming out journey was in relation to trans in 1995 when I was 29. There...
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The Bi*-Trans* Connection: Connecting the Dots (or Not)
By Rev. Francesca Bongiorno Fortunato I was excited to learn that the theme of this issue of Bi...
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My Debt to the Trans* Community
By Angélique Gravely The first time I felt the urge to be vocal about my bisexuality was in a...
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Gender Warrior: My Bi/Trans Journey
By Vanessa Brown, MA, MFTI I felt a personal and political connection to the transgender community...
Read MoreBi & Trans: Considering Non-Linearity & Inclusivity of Bi Journeys
By Sam Schmitt I lack the language to encapsulate my gender and sexual identities. I once toyed with the “I am human” mantra in lieu of larger identity claims, but I dislike forgoing words to describe myself. The ability to...
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You Look Like a Girl She looked down at my ID, and said, “You sound, look, and act like a girl and this ID shows a man, therefore I’m not giving you a laptop.” It looks just like me. I identify with my ID. I wasn’t there dressed...
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Bisexual & Transgender Inclusion in NYC: A History of the Coalition for Unity & Inclusion
By Pauline Park Nowadays, most organizations serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender...
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