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Bisexuality
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Bisexual Imaginary: Representation, Identity and Desire by
Bi Academic Intervention (Editors), Ann Kaloski-Naylor (Co-editor
and Contributor)
A wide-ranging analysis of bisexual concerns and
a timely argument for the centrality of bisexual theory to gender
studies, lesbian and gay studies, and cultural and literary
studies.
"There is a maturity and thoughtfulness in
this collection which marks the beginning of a shift away from the
defensive position of 'all the myths about bisexuals are untrue
and we're wonderful people really' and towards a more critical
analysis of some of the bisexual community's cherished articles of
faith, such as the emphasis on 'diversity'. To me this is a
welcome sign that we are starting to look critically at our own
assumptions - which is, after all, one of the main aims of the
editors' much-needed 'intervention.'" -- Claire Parry, BCN
This text includes an Introduction, round table
discussion, and article by Ann Kaloski-Naylor on bisexual readings
of lesbian feminist coming out fiction.
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Anything That Moves
is an internationally distributed bisexual magazine containing
stories, poetry, news and other information of interest. We're
produced quarterly by an all-volunteer staff in the San Francisco
Bay area, and are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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This is a major resource! The goal is to
serve the worldwide bisexual community by providing a free
Internet presence for bisexual individuals, groups and non-profit
organisations. As well as providing free WWW space, there is a
large set of pages detailing resources (groups, organisations,
magazines, Internet newsgroups), and @bi.org email addresses and
majordomo mailing lists are also available.
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The Bisexual Resource Center is a non-profit
501(c)(3) educational organization incorporated in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts as the ``East Coast Bisexual
Network, Inc.''
The purposes of the corporation are:
 | To research and educate the general public
and other interested organizations about bisexuality;
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| To provide a public forum through technical
assistance, seminars, conferences, informational programs and
publications for the discussion of bisexuality; |
| To provide a support network for individual
members of the general public and interested organizations to
discuss and obtain information about bisexuality; and
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| To act exclusively for educational and
charitable purposes as defined under section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision
of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). |
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The purpose of the Bisexual Forum is to provide a
means of communication for persons interested in
bisexuality. This site is for mature participants. All
sexualities are welcome.
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What BiUnity is:
| The Philadelphia-area network of social, political,
and support groups for bisexual people, their families, and friends. |
| A place where bi and questioning people can express
and explore their sexual identity without being judged. |
| A culturally diverse organization that welcomes
people of all races, classes, ages, religions, genders, sexual
orientations and abilities. |
| Welcoming of transgender people. |
| Committed to individuals’ right to
self-identification. |
| Supportive of celibacy, monogamy, non-monogamy,
polyamory, and other relationship styles as equally valid. |
What BiUnity does:
BiUnity sponsors both men’s and women’s
discussion/support groups. These are open (but confidential) groups for
bisexual and questioning people, whether they are out or not. The groups
provide a safe, supportive atmosphere in which people can discuss personal
issues and topics of interest. Click
here for meeting locations and times. E-mail biunity@netaxs.com
for additional info about the men's group, and call (610) 566-4853 for the
women's (the Unitarian Church where it meets).
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There is so much information and mis-information
about Bisexuals and Bisexuality out there. It's hard to separate
out the fact from the fiction. We've provided a number of
documents to correct some misperceptions and fight the Bi-phobia
that still rages through both the heterosexual and homosexual
communities.
Articles:
| Questions and Answers
is a document that was created by BiNet USA and the GLAAD
Bi Visibility Project. It will help to allay the fears of
those of you who are discovering your own Bisexuality, and
educate others as to some of the experiences that Bisexuals go
through in their own coming out.
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| Rhetoric and Reality
is a constantly-growing document, where BiNet USA takes aim at
some of the more obnoxious and untrue statements uttered by
politicians and Washington. It debunks some of the more
widely-held myths, and is a must-read for every Bisexual
activist.
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| A Brief History of Bisexuality
traces the evolution of Bisexual activist in this country
since Stonewall. |
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This speech by Triangle Bisexual Alliance was delivered on June
22, 1996 at Pittsburgh
Pridefest '96 for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered
Community.
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