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Blog post: Interview with Founders of dYke picnic

Mar 02, 2012 / Posted by Guest — 6 comments

Cathie and Sue Timian were recently interviewed by Christina Miller of the www.everybodysgood.com team about an exciting, new event for queer women in the Rochester area, dYke picnic. See the interview below to learn more.

Q1: What was your inspiration for the event?

A: Women! *laughs* Rochester has ...

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Blog post: 'Lesbian Mitrice Richardson's Body is Found, But Questions Remain'

Sep 02, 2010 / Posted by Allegra — 0 comments

At 12:38AM on September 17, 2009 Mitrice Richardson was released from The Malibu Lost Hills Sherrif's Department, where she was last seen. There were a few reports of random sightings that came through shortly after that, which led to theories about where Mitrice might be.

That is until ...

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Blog post: Zuna Institute's National Black Lesbian Conference

Aug 18, 2010 / Posted by Allegra — 0 comments

Registration for The Zuna Institute's 2011 National Black Lesbian Conference opens Fall 2010! Right around the corner.

This conference is the only event of its kind, creating an opportunity for black lesbian activists, educators, community organizers, and professionals to share knowledge, skills, and to develop the platform and foundation ...

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Blog post: Poll of the Week: Did you always know you were gay?

Jan 19, 2010 / Posted by Allegra — 8 comments

Many people know from a very early age that they're attracted to individuals of the same sex or gender. Did you always know that you were gay, lesbian, or bisexual?

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Article: Cervical Cancer in Lesbian and Queer Women

Oct 07, 2009 / Posted in cancer, cervical cancer, chlamydia, diet, family history, gardasil, health insurance, HPV, lesbian, lesbians, physical, queer women, sex and drugs, sexual health, STDs, transgender, women, youth — 0 comments

Cervical cancer is an important issue to be aware of for all women. But much like breast cancer, it may be the case that lesbian and queer women are at greater risk of developing cervical cancer at some point during their lives. This is because many of the risk factors ...