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Bi Erasure on the BBC Nottingham Breakfast Show

This morning the horrific abuse and transphobia a trans woman faces everyday in Mansfield was discussed on the Andy Whittaker Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Nottingham from 8am. I thought the presenter did a good job in discussing what Kerry Ann has been going through. They never misgendered her. They never questioned why she was transitioning or made comments about … Continue reading Bi Erasure on the BBC Nottingham Breakfast Show →

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Bi Erasure on the BBC Nottingham Breakfast Show

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Interview: Eliel Cruz

Eliel Cruz is an articulate, passionate voice in the world of bisexual activism. He’s a prolific journalist and vlogger, and I was delighted to include Eliel in my recent 5 Great Bisexual Blogs article. Here’s my interview with Eliel. I hope you find it useful. As Eliel says, ‘Bisexuality is valid, your experience matters, and most of […]

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Interview: Eliel Cruz (Journalist & Campaigner)

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Hypersexualised Objectified Bisexual

Over the weekend I was helping a friend sell merchandise on her company stall at a large trade show up in Manchester. I had a great time, as I always enjoy meeting new people and chatting with them – even if they don’t end up buying anything! I also have a fair bit of experience … Continue reading Hypersexualised Objectified Bisexual →

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Hypersexualised Objectified Bisexual

Pre-Pride email

Our latest email bulletin is out now with news about the bi presence at Manchester Pride.http://eepurl.com/bwBrGH

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Restrictions on speaking about BiCon overly restrictive

I enjoyed BiCon and thought almost all of the organising communications were bang on.The only think I'd like future BiCons to do differently was the policy on speaking about BiCon. I think the BiCon 2015 Policy sheet I was sent as a session facilitator...

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Restrictions on speaking about BiCon overly restrictive

Is Bisexuality Different for Men and Women?

Being a bisexual woman.The prevailing feeling is that it is more acceptable for a woman to be bisexual than a man. That society is happy to accept a woman that is attracted to other women. I would have tended to agree with this, until I realised that I...