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#bisexual womenThe numbers are clear: bisexual women are at high risk for poor mental and physical health, are more likely to experience poverty, addiction and violence, and often experience discrimination within the health care system. But we don’t have to accept poor health or substandard care. Fortunately, the bi community is rallying around this issue to increase education and expand health care access.
Last March, the Bisexual Resource Center organized the first ever Bisexual Health Awareness Month. Today they’re wrapping up the second annual BHAM campaign, which focused on spreading awareness of bi health. They mobilized Facebook, Twitter and their own website (which has a ton of awesome links about all manner of bi health topics)…
Members, Boston Bisexual Women’s Network, Heritage of Pride festivities, New York City, c. June 1985. Photo © Lesbian Herstory Archives, @h_e_r_s_t_o_r_y. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #lgbttheirstory #lgbtpride #queerhistorymatters #haveprideinhistory #fridayvibezzz (at New York, New York)
@robynochs, that’s you isn’t it?
61% of bisexual women report experiencing rape, physical violence, or stalking from an intimate partner, compared to 43% of lesbians and 35% of heterosexual women.(via @lgbtmap)
Some informative bi humor for the awesome FYBG followers.
Inspiration for the idea: http://manslator.tumblr.com and from a lovely conversation over drinks this weekend with http://bigeorgeivegotit.tumblr.com
(If you share this comic externally, please be sure to attribute FYBG. We’ve already filed several copyright infringement claims on Twitter and Youtube for non-attribution)
Cool, just call me a pull out couch. I’m cool with that ;)
There have been a couple people saying they’re getting our couch comic made into a tattoo. If you did, send pictures! ❤ it would be amazing to see and reblog them!
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Get some rest, you might need it.
