Definitions

1. A lesbian is a woman who is romantically and sexually attracted only to other women.
2. Lesbian is a word, the label, the condition that holds women in line.
3. A lesbian is the rage of all women condensed to the point of explosion.
4. For a lesbian is not considered a "real woman.
5. Being a lesbian was just one reason why my mother hated me.

Gay Scouts

1. Adam4Adam is a free gay scouts dating website with webcam and chat. (Web site)
2. He is calling for the execution of lesbian and gay scouts, and other lesbian and gay Ugandans.

Historical Figure

1. Calling an historical figure a lesbian can be misleading.

First Lesbian Community Center

1. Ruth Simpson Lesbian author, founder of first Lesbian community center May Sinclair 1862–1946. English novelist, poet, and short story writer.

Lesbian Themes

1. Gay and lesbian themes in Latin American writing. (Web site)
2. Lucie Blue Tremblay (born 1958 in Montreal) is a Canadian folk singer-songwriter, who performs music with lesbian themes.

Lesbian Writers

1. The photograph of Hubert Kennedy (above, center) was made by Robert Giard, who was known for his portraits of gay and lesbian writers. (Web site)

Lesbian Writer

1. The film also includes provocative conversations with lesbian writer and activist Jane Rule. (Web site)

Lesbian Kiss

1. Her next film was Cruel Intentions, a modern-day retelling of Les Liaisons Dangereuses; this movie included a lesbian kiss between Gellar and Selma Blair.

Lesbian Mardi Gras

1. In 1988 the parade was renamed the "Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras". (Web site)
2. The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is televised for the first time on commercial television.

Lesbian Teens

1. View the award-winning documentary film Jim in BOLD. This film explores the complicated struggles and hopes of gay and lesbian teens in America.

Acker

1. According to their mutual friend Paul Ivano, Acker was a lesbian, like many women in Nazimova's circle. (Web site)

Lesbos

1. The slightly younger poetress Sappho from Lesbos (after whom Lesbian love was named) describes similar relationships in her monodic poetry.
2. Alexandria North's Isle of Lesbos: Lesbian Poetry site provides texts and information about lesbian writers.

Sappho

1. Deriving its name from the legendary character of ancient Greek literature, Sappho is a support group for lesbian, bisexual and transgender women.

Samois

1. Samois was a lesbian - feminist BDSM organization based in San Francisco and existing from 1978 to 1983.

Term Lesbian

1. Famous as the home of Sappho the poetess, whose love of women gave rise to the term lesbian. (Web site)
2. Disputes in defining the term lesbian along with enforced exclusions from lesbian events and spaces have been numerous.
3. Lesbos was the birthplace of the poet Sappho and is the source of the term lesbian. (Web site)

Lesbian Lovers

1. British singer Alex Parks, who came out in a BBC interview, on the Russian duo that feigned being lesbian lovers (Gay.com.uk, Nov.
2. In 1997(?) Anne Perry attacked the movie for depicting the girls as lesbian lovers.

Lesbian Lover

1. Her daughter later became the chosen lesbian lover of sewing machine heiress Winnaretta Singer.

Pink Triangle

1. The group Weezer has a song called " Pink Triangle "; however, the titular badge is worn by a lesbian, not a homosexual male.

Lesbian Studies

1. Peter Drucker is a well respected academic in the field of Gay and Lesbian Studies. (Web site)

Lesbian Clergy

1. That culminated Friday when the church's national assembly in Minneapolis struck down a policy that required any gay and lesbian clergy to remain celibate.

Lesbian Spectators

1. Ellsworth (1990) investigated lesbian responses to the film and found that many lesbian spectators actively rewrote the film by imagining a different ending. (Web site)

Lesbian Persons

1. The question before the ELCA is not whether gay and lesbian persons are welcome in the church.

Lesbian Members

1. Some congregations and pastors do offer such blessings to their gay and lesbian members.
2. The church also allows married priests, is open to female ordination, and has created a welcoming atmosphere for gay and lesbian members.
3. Sappho is a group formed by lesbian members of Lambda during the late 1990s. (Web site)

Transgendered People

1. The work of famous gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people. (Web site)

Lesbian Affair

1. Former model Liza Greer claims she had a lesbian affair with Vanna White in her tell-all book You'll Never Make Love In This Town Again.

Lesbian Connection

1. Lesbian Connection is worldwide forum of news and ideas for, by, and about lesbians.
2. Founded during the heart of the feminist movement, "Lesbian Connection" is a free magazine for the lesbian community, distributed worldwide.

Political Lesbianism

1. Lesbian separatism is a form of separatist feminism that may incorporate queer nationalism and political lesbianism. (Web site)
2. Lesbian separatism Lesbian separatism is a form of separatist feminism that may incorporate queer nationalism and political lesbianism.

Bisexual People

1. Most often, lesbian, gay, and bisexual people (LGB) employ the pronoun game when conversing with people to whom they have not " come out ".

Chapstick Lesbian

1. Chapstick lesbian - A lesbian who is very into sports, a sports dyke.
2. Other gender-role-charged lesbian terms include lipstick lesbian, chapstick lesbian, and Stone Femme. (Web site)

Lesbian Couple

1. On July 21, 2005, a judge from the city of Denia refused to issue a marriage licence to a lesbian couple.

Lesbian Culture

1. Toronto is a major centre for gay and lesbian culture and entertainment, and the gay village is located in the Church and Wellesley area of Downtown. (Web site)
2. Writer Bertha Harris described her work as "practically the only available expression of lesbian culture we have in the modern western world" since Sappho. (Web site)
3. Some fashion and behavioral elements in gay and lesbian culture are novel, and do not really correspond to any traditional gender roles. (Web site)

Lesbian Feminists

1. Philosopher Marilyn Frye has suggested that if a gay man rejects patriarchy, he will have to do what lesbian feminists have been doing all along: invent.

Lesbian People

1. Mr. Zhou is a leading voice for rights of gay and lesbian people in Mainland China.
2. Not a mission of the Catholic Church to gay and lesbian people, but the mission of gay and lesbian people to the church. (Web site)

Soft Butch

1. A soft butch is a lesbian who exhibits some stereotypical butch lesbian traits without fitting the masculine stereotype associated with butch lesbians. (Web site)

Lesbian Relationships

1. It is also, ironically enough, a word used for lesbian relationships in anime and manga.

Lesbianism

1. On the other hand, Lesbianism has sometimes been made into a political point by straight women "becoming" lesbian in order to fully reject men. (Web site)
2. In sex-positive feminism there is nothing necessarily inherently liberating about avoiding male contact or lesbianism, as in lesbian separatism. (Web site)

Lesbian Feminism

1. Lesbian feminism is a feminist ideology, most popular in the 1970s and early 1980s, that advocates lesbianism as the logical result of feminism.
2. Indeed, it could be argued that lesbian feminism pre-empted if not laid the ground work for queer theory to posit sexuality as culturally specific. (Web site)
3. Identity politics: lesbian feminism and the limits of community.

Live

1. John Varley 's novel Wizard depicts such a "coven" of lesbian separatists who live in a space habitat at L2.

Straight

1. Arnesen's business partner, Ann Bancroft, is a lesbian, but Arnesen is straight.

Word

1. The meaning of the word lesbian derives from the poems of Sappho, who was born in Lesbos.
2. Her double edged axe, representing 2 moons, LABRYS, (from the same word as Labyrinth, is a lesbian symbol - Britomaris and Arethusa are among her lovers.
3. The word "lesbian" originally referred to an inhabitant of the island of Lesbos, in ancient Greece.

Strength

1. Today, the labrys is a lesbian and feminist symbol of strength and self-sufficiency.

Chapter

1. If a rushee was rumored or perceived to be gay or lesbian, the chapter was likely to summarily vote against offering the rushee a bid to join. (Web site)

Names

1. Michael Callen Michael Callen -- A Legacy of Names for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer communities.
2. Billy Strayhorn A Legacy of Names for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgenderand queer communities.

Month

1. Actresses Edie Falco and Chloe Sevigny will appear in hit sitcom Will & Grace next month - as a pair of lesbian real estate moguls. (Web site)

Extreme

1. A soft butch is a lesbian that exhibits some stereotypical butch lesbian traits, but not to the extreme of an actual butch lesbian.

Poetry

1. I'll leave you with the final lines of No Language is Neutral, a book of poetry by Black, lesbian, Trinidadian-Canadian poet Dionne Brand.
2. Accounts of lesbian relationships are found in poetry and stories from ancient China.
3. Since the 1960s, Canadian gay and lesbian writers have produced a vibrant body of fiction, nonfiction, drama, and poetry.

Collection

1. This collection portrays prominent persons, gay, lesbian or bisexual, who have either been honored on postage stamps or other philatelic material. (Web site)
2. This volume, a collection of over thirty personal narratives, explores what it's like to be a lesbian working in a college or university setting. (Web site)

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