First Dyke March Lesbian Avengers NYC

The Lesbian Avengers were born in 1992 during an earlier wave of hardcore woman-hating, and anti-gay, white Nationalist hate.

They kicked off with a ground-breaking demo in front of a New York City elementary school encouraging students and their parents to "Ask about Lesbian Lives," and support the embattled multicultural curriculum.

This simple, but taboo-busting gesture launched an extraordinary movement that spoke to lesbians everywhere. Partly for their media-savvy tactics and bold gestures like fire-eating. But above all, for their unapologetic lesbian lust. Sometimes for other women. Sometimes for power.

One visible legacy is the Dyke March, still organized in cities across the globe.

First Dyke March Lesbian Avengers Flyer

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A NEW EDITION!
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Fire eaters Lesbian Avengers 25 Now available! The Lesbian Avengers 25 Mobile Exhibit 1.0.
We did it, and we'll do it again

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