Taylor & Francis
Lesbian Communities
Edition: 1st Edition
Subjects: Reference,
Dictionaries
ISBN13: 9781560233374
Published: 17 Jun 1938
Format - Hardback
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I had just witnessed women who shingled their own roofs, drove eighteen-wheeler trucks, and built their own housesas well as kept them clean and cooked a damn good meal. On women’s land I am a first-class citizen, I’m treated as an equal. I now see the world with righteous anger and hope. Living in womyn’s community has provided that lens for meElizabeth Sturrus, third wave feminist<One of the driving forces in the lives of many lesbians is the search for community in a society that favors heterosexuality and often turns a cold shoulder toward women who love women. Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet takes you inside flourishing lesbian communitiesphysical, spiritual, and virtual (online)that provide practical help, emotional support, and much-needed outlets for creative expression. Exploring communities functioning in harmony with general American society as well as separatist groups, festival communities which form for short times annually, and informal online groups offering meaningful communication to physically isolated lesbians, this book offers a ray of light to those whose search is still ongoing. It also provides much-needed analysis of the current state of lesbian communitiessome decades old nowfor educators, researchers, and social scientists.
In Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet, Susan Krieger revisits the vibrant community she first explored in The Mirror Dance. An African American member of Old Lesbians Organizing for Change shares the details of her search for a cooperative, caring space for aging lesbiansand what led to her eventual decision to create this space herself. And one of the founders of Hallomas, a back-to-the-land community that has survived in northern California since the late 1970s, reflects on that unique community’s birth and lifewith 13 photographs and illustrations. The book also bears witness to a life-changing encounter and dialogue between second-wave feminists from the woman's land collective of Arcadia and third wave feminists.
You’ll also learn about the birth, joys, and tribulations of an online community that becomes physical each year at the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festiva the accidental birth of a lesbian community in isolated and fundamentalist-dominated West Texa the international online lesbian parenting community called MOMS (affectionately known as Dykes and Tykes)how it began, what belonging to this community provides for its members, and a look toward the futur the debate on inclusiveness versus exclusiveness (of bisexual women, transgender people, and the male children of lesbians) in lesbian communitie the current decline of availability and dilution of the purity of lesbian-only spaceand the rise of segregation (by social class and financial status) and oppression within the lesbian communit the current plight of lesbian bookstores, which since the 1970s have served not only as gateways to a multitude of lesbian communities, but as the centers of lesbian communities themselve the online experience of lesbians searching for community in Japa the issues facing Jewish lesbians and the formation of Nice Jewish Girls, a Montreal group for anyone who identifies as a lesbian, bisexual, or queer woman and their non-Jewish partners and friends the power of myth and mythmaking to help women regain lost strength and reclaim lost history From the efforts of back-to-the-land groups creating wimmin’s space to life in modern residential/retirement settings, this book explores the places created by and for lesbians. Photos and illustrations bring these women and their communities to life. Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet w
In Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet, Susan Krieger revisits the vibrant community she first explored in The Mirror Dance. An African American member of Old Lesbians Organizing for Change shares the details of her search for a cooperative, caring space for aging lesbiansand what led to her eventual decision to create this space herself. And one of the founders of Hallomas, a back-to-the-land community that has survived in northern California since the late 1970s, reflects on that unique community’s birth and lifewith 13 photographs and illustrations. The book also bears witness to a life-changing encounter and dialogue between second-wave feminists from the woman's land collective of Arcadia and third wave feminists.
You’ll also learn about the birth, joys, and tribulations of an online community that becomes physical each year at the Michigan Womyn’s Music Festiva the accidental birth of a lesbian community in isolated and fundamentalist-dominated West Texa the international online lesbian parenting community called MOMS (affectionately known as Dykes and Tykes)how it began, what belonging to this community provides for its members, and a look toward the futur the debate on inclusiveness versus exclusiveness (of bisexual women, transgender people, and the male children of lesbians) in lesbian communitie the current decline of availability and dilution of the purity of lesbian-only spaceand the rise of segregation (by social class and financial status) and oppression within the lesbian communit the current plight of lesbian bookstores, which since the 1970s have served not only as gateways to a multitude of lesbian communities, but as the centers of lesbian communities themselve the online experience of lesbians searching for community in Japa the issues facing Jewish lesbians and the formation of Nice Jewish Girls, a Montreal group for anyone who identifies as a lesbian, bisexual, or queer woman and their non-Jewish partners and friends the power of myth and mythmaking to help women regain lost strength and reclaim lost history From the efforts of back-to-the-land groups creating wimmin’s space to life in modern residential/retirement settings, this book explores the places created by and for lesbians. Photos and illustrations bring these women and their communities to life. Lesbian Communities: Festivals, RVs, and the Internet w
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