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And The Stars Look Very Different Today

Since David Bowie died last week there has been avalanche of blog posts celebrating and critiquing him. This isn’t really one of them – I just want to talk about what it was like for me to see visibly Queer celebrities when I was growing up. I was born in the 70’s so Bowie’s early […]

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September 23rd

It’s Bi Visibility Day again. It’s felt very strange not to have been organising and event or something. But i enjoyed going to an event organised by someone else – particularly when it involved eating delicious ice cream. I’ve been busy with stuff and things lately and haven’t had time to write anything profound for […]

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Bi Visibility Day

Today i’ve been extra-alert to anyone wearing purple. Wondering whether they’ve put it on specially for Bi Visibility Day or whether it’s just that they like the colour? (or maybe it’s their laundry day and that purple t-shirt was the only clean top they had left?) It got me speculating (in a non-creepy way!) about […]

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Bi visibility is always an odd one. We’re constantly on about being erased, and we’re hyper-critical of anyone who is openly bi. We expect perfect behaviour from our role models. Can’t be too stereotypical. Can’t be seen to be sleeping around too much. If they dare be in a monogamous, long-term relationship, they lose either…

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Cynthia Nixon, Choice and Queerness

My and my most-awesome-ladybro-ever Ariel made a video. Then we watched some TNG.

Site Backstory:

BiBloggers was launched in September 2010 following a bisexual blogging workshop at the 10th International Conference on Bisexuality in London, UK.

Jen Yockney brought the idea of a site that shared bi blogs to the workshop and a couple of weeks later, with hosting from BiMedia.org, the site was born.