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Lately I've come across a lot of uncited nonsense about bisexual history, so I did some research, and hopefully this video should clarify a few things!

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The "Rampant Transphobia" of Bisexual History

Support me on Patreon! http://patreon.com/verityritchie I have a bisexual history tag on my tumblr where I collect info and quotes, if you wanna learn more about bi history: ritchandfamous.tumblr.com youtube.com/ritchandspace - Doctor Who Channel ritchandspace.tumblr.com - Doctor Who Tumblr Sources: “Bisexual Histories in San Francisco in the 1970s and Early 1980s,” Dworkin, 2000, Journal of Bisexuality The Gateway, volume 2, number 8, February 1980 Anything That Moves Magazine https://atm.silmemar.org/ My Gender Workbook, Kate Bornstein, 1998 Bisexual Politics: Theories, Queries, and Visions, Naomi Tucker, 1995 https://bicon.org.uk/ Boston Bisexual Women’s Network Newsletter, January 1984 ”The Bisexual Community: Are We Visible Yet?” by Lani Ka-ahumanu, 1987 Bisexuality: a Reader and Sourcebook, Thomas Geller, 1990 Closer to Home: Bisexuality and Feminism, Weise, 1992

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Gaoth gwyntog gwen

I often reflect that 'bisexual' seems to mean, at least to me, that I am attracted both to people with the same sex/gender/identity as myself and to people with a different sex/gender/identity. So there's my two cents on the bi of bisexuality.

Gaoth gwyntog gwen

Thank you for sharing the results of your research! I agree with you about bisexuality really requiring some degree of destruction of the various gender-related binaries both in our heads and in our societies. Like you, I have never gotten the sense that the bisexual community is really wild about the gender binary, but it's really good to have specific trans and nonbinary positive examples to look back on.