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Bisexuality
Although the 'B' has been in LBGT for over a decade in most places,
bisexuality
remains a poorly understood concept. This resource page was created
in support of the recent visit to MSU by
Robyn Ochs ("the absolute
goddess of sexual fluidity," according to Kate Bornstein), who spoke
about bisexual identity.
Resources
Available through the LBGT Resource Center, 302 Student Services:
- Books:
- Getting Bi: Voices of Bisexuals Around the World,
Robyn Ochs, editor;
Sarah E. Rowley, co-editor; 2005. Contains pieces by MSU graduate students Julie
Hartman and Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhrán.
- Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out,
Loraine Hutchins and Lani Ka'ahumanu, editors, 1991.
- Pamphlets from the Bisexual Resource Center:
- Bisexuality
- Bisexuality: Some Questions Answered
- What Does Biphobia Look Like?
- Link to bisexual writers, artists and activists of color
Available through the MSU Library:
- The Journal of Bisexuality
MSU student scholars
Diverse perspectives on sexual orientation and gender fluidity.
- Lauren Beach is a
2006 Point Scholar and undergraduate student in Social Relations and Microbiology &
Molecular Genetics whose work on bisexual identities will be published in 2007.
- Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhrán is a Ph.D.
candidate in American Studies whose work focuses on queer people of color, women
of color, Indigenous peoples, and multiracial peoples. His writings on bisexuality
have appeared in numerous publications.
- Qwo-Li Driskill
is an activist, poet, Ph.D. candidate in Rhetoric and Writing, and is the author of
Walking
with Ghosts: Poems.
- Julie Hartman is a Ph.D. candidate
specializing in feminist sociology in the Department of Sociology. Bisexual
identities are part of her research agenda.
Additional resources
Organizations and websites.
- Bi.org - serving the world bisexual community
- BiNet USA - national network for bisexual
organizations, projects and individuals
- Bisexual Resource Center - An international
organization providing education about and support for bisexual and progressive
issues
- New York Area Bisexual Network
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