When I came out in 1987, my mum’s reaction was, at least you get to wear sensible shoes. I turned up in Brighton in 1990. All shaved head and Doc Martens and big brown eyes. I did what any baby dyke would do arriving in a new city. I slapped it about a bit. I fell in love with house music. I swam in the … Continue reading A speech for our Dyke Pride times
After listening to yesterday’s BBC Woman’s Hour I once again became heartedly sick to my butch back teeth of the LGB Alliance claiming they speak on behalf of all lesbians (Kate Barker, CEO of LGB Alliance.12:11 in). They don’t, they never have, and they never will. Lesbians have fought long and hard for LGBTQ+ equality for all of our LGBTQ+ community for decades, and LGB … Continue reading LGB Alliance do not speak for these lesbians!
