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🌙 Quiet Courage: The Birth of the Daughters of Bilitis | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift into sleep with this powerful and calming LGBTQ+ history sleep story. Tonight, we travel back to San Francisco in the 1950s, where Del Martin, Phyllis Lyon, and six other women quietly formed the Daughters of Bilitis, the very first lesbian civil rights organization in the United States. In a…

🌙 Quiet Courage: The Birth of the Daughters of Bilitis | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift into sleep with this powerful and calming LGBTQ+ history sleep story. Tonight, we travel back to San Francisco in the 1950s, where Del Martin, Phyllis Lyon, and six other women quietly formed the Daughters of Bilitis, the very first lesbian civil rights organization in the United States. In a…

Del Martin & Phyllis Lyon's Enduring Love and Quiet Light - LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Unwind and find your deepest calm with this sleep story, gently tracing the remarkable lives of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon. From their quiet beginnings as partners in the 1950s, through their courageous founding of the Daughters of Bilitis and The Ladder magazine, to their historic marriages, we e…

🌙 Quiet Courage: The Birth of the Daughters of Bilitis | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift into sleep with this powerful and calming LGBTQ+ history sleep story. Tonight, we travel back to San Francisco in the 1950s, where Del Martin, Phyllis Lyon, and six other women quietly formed the Daughters of Bilitis, the very first lesbian civil rights organization in the United States. In a…

Del Martin & Phyllis Lyon's Enduring Love and Quiet Light - LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Unwind and find your deepest calm with this sleep story, gently tracing the remarkable lives of Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon. From their quiet beginnings as partners in the 1950s, through their courageous founding of the Daughters of Bilitis and The Ladder magazine, to their historic marriages, we e…

Lister Sister Conversations Ep. 019: What's On My Nerves This Week

Diana shares with Sue some of what is on her nerves this week: threats to the 14th Amendment and DOMA, suppression of everyday (DEI) language and programs, preserving women's perspectives, and more. "Perspective shapes narrative. Power shapes interpretation. Ultimately, who tells the story matters…

Hidden in Plain Sight: A History of Lesbianism | Lesson 016

If women who loved women have always existed, why is their history so much harder to find? In this Pride Month special, we're exploring the stories of women who loved women across history and around the world. From Ancient Greece and the poetry of Sappho to the Golden Orchid Societies of Southern C…

63. Why The 'L' is First

A couple years ago I learned that there is a reason that the 'L' comes first in LGBTQ+ and I want to share that with you.Through much of the 20th century, "gay" served as an umbrella term, and early activist groupings often led with gay men, producing orderings like "GLB." The shift to placing "L" …

They Waited 56 Years. Then California Made History.

At 5:01 PM on June 16, 2008, the doors of San Francisco City Hall swung open and two women walked in. Del Martin was 87 years old. Phyllis Lyon was 84. They had been together for fifty-six years. And they were about to become the first same-sex couple legally married in the state of California. Thi…

Lesbian Herstory

In this episode of Revisiting The Gay Life, we do a deep dive into lesbian history. We share Randy's 1978 conversation with Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin about the first lesbian organizations in San Francisco and he sits down with Marie Renfro in 1980 to hear about that year’s black lesbian conferenc…