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Jules of Nature
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
The Stonewall Inn

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Love Begins

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Origami Around
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The bisexual flag turns 22 years old on December 5th. The pink, purple and blue colours that have come to represent the bi community in their stripes were not new back in 1998, but refashioning them into a very simple flag was a bright idea from Michael Page of online chat forum BiCafe (a website
Happy birthday to the bisexual flag, 22 today
So, 2018 has been and gone. Here are our bi-lights of the year past. Seen On Screen We had more bis on TV than ever including shows with bisexual leads The Bi Life, Sally4Ever and The Bisexual, as well as bis in shows like Riverdale, The Good Place, Jeremy Thorpe drama A Very English Scandal, bi poly life in the …
2018 in Bisexual
#BiVisibilityDay 2019...
#BiVisibilityDay
The 20th #BiVisibilityDay today
#BiVisibilityDay
#BiVisibilityDay September 23 is here!
#BiVisibilityDay is almost here!
My bisexual valentine card design for 2018
Happy Valentine’s Day!
If Star Wars ever had a line about why people seek out bi spaces like BiPhoria
That was 2017
BCN’s Big Bi Review Of The Year is here!
Bi Visibility Day banner in Manchester, UK, on a fence on the city’s Canal Street LGBT quarter. On pink purple and blue background text reads “this banner is on the fence. Bisexuals aren’t”. Banner and photo by @jenyockney
Bi Visibility Day banner in Manchester, UK, on a fence on the city’s Canal Street LGBT quarter. On pink purple and blue background text reads “this banner is on the fence. Bisexuals aren’t”. Banner and photo by @jenyockney
I meet people who hate labels. I don’t think labels are the problem. (image: white text on pink, purple and blue background. text reads “the problem is not labels but the myths they carry. not “bi” but biphobia.” biphobia is underlined.)