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Bisexuality and biphobia are real. Bisexual women struggle with being accepted by both the gay and straight community and are subjected to a variety of ridicule and prejudice. Often referred to as “confused,” or more unfaithful than lesbians, bisexual women struggle with having to “come out” in both communities. Listen to my interview with a real, live, bisexual woman, Simone Thelemaque. Thelemaque is a mother, a double major college student and the founder of a non-profit focused on ending hunger one left-over catering tray at a time. She works hard to subvert the status quo and she just happens to be bisexual. Listen to her story and learn.
Dr. Frankie and Rachel Gill reflect on the frustration of not being seen or welcomed into the lesbian community because of their feminine appearance. Often excluded because of their look, Frankie and Rachel were advised they “should look more gay,” if they wanted to attract dates. Listen as...
Published 09/12/16
You've seen award-winning comedian Bridget McManus warm up audiences on Queen Latifah, Last Comic Standing and Chelsea, and you’ve watched her in a variety of comedy specials. But this week, she confesses about something completely different: Her 8 year marriage to Karman Kregloe, that she says,...
Published 09/05/16
The trailblazing lead guitarist was an FBI Agent, a lawyer and a musician when women musicians weren't respected. How did she do it? Listen in as she shares her rich lesbian story of success through patience and dedication, during an era when opportunities were tight and lesbians weren't out.
Published 08/29/16