
Note sull'episodio
Episode 7 of Our Dyke Histories breaks open the messy, brilliant contradictions of 1970s lesbian life. Join host Jack Jen Gieseking in conversation with lifelong activist Maxine Wolfe, historian and podcaster June Thomas, and literary scholar and historian SaraEllen Strongman.
Together, they trace a decade shaped by separatism, softball leagues, racist bar door policies, the rise of the Christian Right, and the fierce groundwork of lesbian feminism. From Anita Bryant’s Save Our Children crusade to the Shescape Seven’s battle against racial discrimination, the episode reveals how queers built dyke infrastructures—publishers, collec ...
Parole chiave
lesbian history
queer history
lesbian bars
queer parties
Jack Gieseking
Sinister Wisdom
queer nightlife
LGBTQ bars
feminist history
trans history
queer geographies
queer spaces
queer archives
Jack Jen Gieseking
Black queer women
lesbian spaces
queer geography
Joan Nestle
Lesbian Herstory Archives
lesbian writers
anti-fascism
queer exile
prisons
Greenwich Village
Julie Enszer
Jews
New York City
Jewish lesbian history
LGBTQ persecution
Deb Edel
anti-immigrant
trans spaces
butch-femme
butch
fem
femme
queer desire
queer resistance
gender history
Audre Lorde
Stonewall
Buffalo
Brooklyn history
New York City history
queer intergenerational
1970s queer culture
Saraellen Strongman
Maxine Wolfe
June Thomas
Jed Samer
lesbian potentiality
Jerry Falwell
Pat Robertson
Moral Majority
Tina Fetner
Anita Bryant
Alex Ketchum
Pat Parker
poetry
lesbian poetry
Black lesbian poetry
Black lesbians
Sharon Gomillion
Mary Watkins
Olivia Records
Jacqueline Woodson
Marlene Colburn
Urvashi Vaid
Elaine Romagnoli
Crazy Nanny’s
Shescape
Shescape Seven
Miami-Dade Country
Maud’s
Brick Hut
Brick Hut Cafe
Bay Area history
Bay Area
Oakland
San Francisco
Oakland history
St. Mark’s Women's Health Collective
St. Mark’s Place
Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance (ALFA)
ALFA
softball
softball leagues
Women’s Building (NYC)
Mother Courage
Brooklyn Women’s Martial Arts
