Kirsti Alley, JoAnna Kerns, & Delta Burke??? Wow! Great find. Thanks for posting!

From 1985😮

These are fascinating lol the attitude towards gay people was shocking back then wow

just angry old ;lady we dont know if this is true or not gloria just brain dead could be all lies about larry

I met Althea Flynts nephew... He said The People vs Larry Flynt was bs , It monstrized Althea and honored Larry... Althea was nothing like Whoretneney Love portrayed her as. Plus Larry refused to release Altheas body to her sister to be buried next to her mother. .. she was reinterred eventually

14:15 !!!!

Once upon a time, lesbians in the US & western world were Liberated, Intelligent, Outspoken, and BRAZEN! I remember... It's High Time the Great Reclaiming begins. It has already started actually. Sisters Are Still Doing It For Ourselves!!!! 💖♀♀💖

I used to respect Gloria UNTIL she supported Amber Heard in abusing Johnny Depp. Even when the verdict and all the evidence pointed to Amber being the abuser, Gloria did not care, so in the end she just turned out to be another silly woman.

Iconic

Ironically I was called a disease because I am a lesbian by a male at the gas station today. This upload is in such good timing!

Het Male is the most ILL!

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25:05 well said haha

This is so awesome, thank you so much for putting it on YT.

lovely, thank you! the link in the description doesn't work, unfortunately.. also, could you give infos about the programm? who's the moderator, what do we know re the the context, and the women ono the panel?

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Omg She's So Cool! <3

I love this sm

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times have changed so very much

What I'm seeing through these 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, 20s tapes is that -feminism- humanity hasn't advanced but receded.

There's nothing that makes Shakespeare particularly special unless you're an Anglophile; we have Sophocles, Ovid, Livy, Edgar Allan Poe. . Know what I mean?

This film is 'The Important Thing Is Love', from 1971. It's one of the earliest UK documentaries about lesbians. 24:57, 35:39 This is Esme Langley (1919 - 1991), a pioneering lesbian who co-founded the Minorities Research Group in 1963, & the lesbian magazine 'Arena 3' in 1964. Esme was working to support lesbian identity & community at a time when the word 'lesbian' was rarely spoken aloud. Dr Charlotte Wolff (1897 - 1986) is a German-British physician, psychotherapist & sexologist who fled Germany as the nazis rose to power in the late 1930s. The same year as this film she published 'Love Between Women', one of the first studies of lesbianism. She followed this with 'Bisexuality', based on interviews with 150 bisexual men & women, in 1977. When this doc was shown during a UK queer film festival 20 years ago, it was introduced in person by the fabulous Maureen, the woman seated on the left at 12:37, 23:54 etc. Explaining how she came to participate, Maureen said: "Brigid the film's producer, was in the Gateways Club three nights running, trying to find a selection of different types of women. My girlfriend was a model, and I was a trendy Kings Road dolly-girl with a beehive hairdo. Brigid said, would we mind taking part in the program?" At first Maureen, then a secretary in her early twenties, refused; but she changed her mind. "It was anger that did it. I didn't see why we should be hounded, bothered and harassed like we were." Her family had put continual pressure on her to get married and once had her confined to a mental hospital where she was given aversion therapy to put her off women. Ironically, this failed spectacularly as this was where Maureen met her first gf, who was being subjected to similar treatment. The two of them ran away to London together. After appearing in the film, Maureen remembers, "I was sacked from my job the next day. I had a letter from my landlord telling me that he didn't want people like me living there. I'd got married to a gay boy, to keep our parents happy, and his mother saw the program and she was down that motorway like a bat out of hell." But there was a definite upside too: 'I got lots of dates. They'd slip me their phone numbers, and tread on my feet to get attention. All of us on the program became mini-celebrities."

There women are so amazing

9:52 Statistically in that room full of INCREDIBLY STRAIGHT & NOT AT ALL GAY OR BI male taxi drivers pondering the nature of 'those people'...there's at least one of those people, lol. Great video, these lesbians are super-courageous for coming out & being willing to be interviewed so early on in the gay rights movement. Thanks, as always, for sharing such great stuff!

Thank you for posting this!

Wow! Priceless footage of 1960s outspoken lesbians. Everything they say is still so current isn't it!? I wonder what teen baby lesbian girls' reaction would be if they see and hear this....I still love black and white cinema images. This is so well filmed. Sisterhood! ✊💜💜💜

”Honey, some new lesbian content just dropped!”

Hey everyone it has probably been 2 + years since my last upload. I decided to take a break when my hard drive suddenly broke. There was more than a terabyte of content on there that couldn't be recovered. I've still got some good stuff to release, but I probably won't be uploading like I used to. Thanks for coming back and hope you enjoy this gem :)

Thank you for all these uploads. They are historically significant, fascinating and also fun!

Omg ur back

When men are penetrated it is seen as unmanly.

the return...

Guess who is backk

TERFs are axiomatically indistinguishable from right-wing evangelical reactionaries thanks for proving it though this channel.

If only people were as gracious and polite during interviews and life in general .

34:24 The fuck is adult Annie doing here?

Steinem is Agency; a handler for vulnerable women proxy to the public sphere. She's always been a saleswoman for The Man.

gia carangi.

kathryn leigh scott.

rest in heaven kirstie. rest in peace kirstie.

kathryn leigh scott.

rest in heaven kirstie allie. rip kirstie allie. in loving memory kirstie allie. i have always cared about you kirstie. god bless your beautiful beautiful heart. god rest your beautiful soul. you are sadly sadly and truly truly missed. you are well missed. you are really missed.

i still can't believe that she passed away. i miss her immensely. i miss her so immensely, kirstie allie still can't believe she's gone. i really miss her. god bless her beautiful heart. a beautiful heart. she had a heart of gold. she was an absolutely incredible incredible person. she was such an incredible woman. she was an amazing amazing actress. such an amazing actress. she was such a loving and caring person. she was such a kind person. a really kind person. she was such a sweetheart. she was absolutely amazing. she was such an intelligent person. she was so smart. god bless kirstie allie. god bless you kirstie. may she rest in eternal love and peace. in eternal peace and love. may she continue to rest in eternal love and peace. she was really smart. in heavenly love and peace. you are sadly sadly and truly truly missed. you are truly truly missed kirstie. you are sadly and greatly missed. she was such an intelligent woman and incredibly incredibly talented.she was so talented.

kirstie allie,joanna kerns and lela rochon and kathryn leigh scott delta burke gloria steinem.

Baffling to me that this was uploaded by an anti-trans feminist when anti-trans feminism is wholly aligned with Burgess’ view that women are made to have babies, that this is their natural biological function. But never mind, it’s a good watch.

The Egyptian woman talking about how CNN reporting on FGM was really bad timing and actually hurt the movement reminded me so, so much of a gay man I spoke to in Jordan last year. He talked about how prior to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, things had actually been improving for gays and lesbians in Jordan and other Middle Eastern countries, incrementally, but still materially getting better. Unfortunately, the Western activists acting the fool in Qatar over its laws drew more attention to homosexuals among people in the Middle East and linked them with the West. Activists who previously had been seen as homegrown and were carving out spaces for gay people in the Middle East (Amman, Jordan used to have an internationally known gay bar, for example) were suddenly a foreign imposition, and any progress they had made evaporated overnight. Groups that had previously had a "don't ask, don't tell" policy suddenly faced major crackdowns. The religious leaders were railing against homosexuals on TV constantly for the first time in years. The Westerners (Americans, I believe) in Qatar had not consulted with a single Middle Eastern LGB/T organisation prior to their behaviour; they just assumed they knew what was best. As Western activists, we need to be so incredibly careful with how we go about supporting movements we agree with abroad. This is now the second instance I've heard of culturally imperialist activism attempts making things materially worse for the people they claimed to want to help.

My god. To think I was 26 and living with my first female love back then. It was difficult.

Relax