Podcasts about Dyke March

Het is Super Sunday in Europa dit weekend: er zijn verkiezingen in Roemenië, Polen en Portugal. Waarom houden we dit best in de gaten? In Brussel is er vandaag de allereerste Dyke March, een protestmars van mensen die onder andere lesbisch, bi- of transvrouw zijn. Waarom is dat nodig? In de VS heeft een baby een op maat gemaakte genbehandeling gekregen. Is dat de toekomst van de geneeskunde?

In der 19. Sendung sprechen wir mit Lisa Paus, der Bundesministerin für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend, mit Nyke Slawik von der Grünen Bundestagsfraktion, mit der Hamburger Justizsenatorin Anna Gallina, mit der parlamentarischen Beobachterin Miriam Block, mit Eva und Petra vom Orga Team des 9. Dyke*March, mit den Aktivistinnen Edea und Helga von Switch und mit Madame Simone vom Vorstand des Berufsverband erotische und sexuelle Dienstleistungen e.V. (BesD e.V.). Weiterlesen →

Mit Miriam Block, Mitglied der Grünen Bürgerschaftsfraktion und deren Sprecherin für Wissenschaft und Hochschule, wertet Cornelia Kost regelmäßig ihre Arbeit als parlamentarische Beobachterin aus. Begonnen haben sie damit seit dem Angriff durch Radikalfeministinnen auf den trans Block, beim 7. Dyke*March 2022 in Hamburg. Weiterlesen →

Mit Eva und Petra vom Orga Team des 9. Hamburger Dyke*March wertet Cornelia Kost die zu dem Zeitpunkt noch laufende Veranstaltung aus und sie wagen einen Ausblick auf den 10. Dyke*March 2025. Weiterlesen →

Es ist Pride-Month und natürlich kommt Deutschlands beliebter DRAG-Podcast auch in diesem Monat drum herum über alles (ir)relevante zu sprechen: Die Söder*in und die Flut, Sylt und seine Touristen, die CDU und ihre Umfragen, die katholische Kirche und ihre Wunder, die Jugend und ihre Socken, Mel Brooks und ein Come-Back, Margot und Ralph König, Jurassica und die Bahn und vieles andere mehr. Außerdem wagen sich beide an das Thema Herrenfußball-EM, aber nur kurz, versprochen. - Und wusstet ihr eigentlich, dass die beiden in Berlin auch eine KiezTour durch das Regenbogenviertel machen? www.kieztour.net ;-)p.s.: Margot hat im August noch ein paar Termine frei... ;-)Wenn Euch gefällt, was wir so für Euch machen, dann könnt ihr uns gerne dafür ein paar Euronen mit dem Verwendungszweck "Podcast" senden. www.paypal.me/schloenzke www.paypal.me/jurassicaparka

Mit Karin Klipp, Projektleiterin der Netzwerkstelle Lesben* in Hamburg, sprach Cornelia über den Dyke* March 2024 und das Verhältnis von Lesben und queer. Weiterlesen →

PRIDE! Low key. Low maintenance. Guest: Ana "Smitty" Smith discussion about San Francisco. Pink Saturday back in the day, Dyke March, and Miss MAJOR who happens to be the Grand Marshall for Pride NYC this year. Also, outing yourself as an older gay via your playlist at work a la Chappel Rowan and things.

Beth Schindler, the prolific artist and community organizer known for curating important recurring events like Austin's Dyke March, visits Queertowne to chat with Mase and Charlie about the 10th anniversary of Lesbian Wedding, the popular party and Dyke centered event that she's been throwing since 2013. During our sit down conversation, Beth (she/her) also opens up about her creative process, how her identity as a Dyke influences her approach to art and activism, and why she thrives within Austin's DIY queer scene.

Die 10. Sendung am 30.09.23 mit den Themen: 25 Jahre DGTI, Interviews mit Tessa Ganserer und Andrea Ottmer 8. Dyke March in Hamburg am 4. August 23, mit Miriam Block, Xenia Brühl vom Berliner Trans Radio https://rainbowcityradio.com/xenia.htm und Nathalie von Queer Amnesty. CSD Demo 2023 am 5. August "Selbstbestimmung jetzt! Verbündet gegen Trans*Feindlichkeit", mit Ruby Rebelde und Undine de Rivière. Weiterlesen →

Hallo Ihr Lieben, wir haben Frank in den Urlaub geschickt und machen uns einen gemütlichen Mädelsabend. Den Großteil unserer Befindlichkeiten haben wir in die Themen verschoben, weshalb sie außergewöhnlich kurz ausfallen. Nach den Toots und Tweets berichten wir von unseren Besuchen auf dem Dyke-March und CSD in Berlin. Anschließend gehen wir ins Freibad und unterhalten uns über politische, biologische und kapitalistische Raubtiere. Paula hat uns noch einen WTF aus Berlin mitgebracht. Das Ende leiten wir dann mit einem Sehtipp ein. Hör(t) doch mal zu, Paula und Sarah

CSD Köln: Dyke-March, Demo und Live-Auftritt. So viel Liebe an einem Wochenende.

This week we are taking a moment to recognise that pride is and has always been a protest; acknowledging the radical history of protest in the queer community. We talk through our TOP 3 fruity protests in history some of which you may have never even heard of! Enjoy! FOLLOW SAFE SPACE: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@safe_space  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safespace_v... Youtube: @safespace497 FULL PODCAST AVAILABLE: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1z8qQQZ... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id...

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This week, we're diving into the first chapter of the oft-maligned second volume of Little Women. The war is over, wedding bells are ringing, and the March girls are growing up -- but at what cost? Our guest this week is the legendary Sarah Schulman. Sarah is a writer, activist, and AIDS historian. She's written dozens of books, plays, and films. Her most recent book, Let the Record Show, won the Lambda Literary Award for LGBTQ Nonfiction. She was an active member of ACT UP and she co-founded the Lesbian Avengers, the direct action group the organized the first Dyke March. She's been named a Guggenheim Fellow in playwriting and a Fulbright Fellow in Judaic Studies. She's on the advisory board of Jewish Voice for Peace and she's an endowed chair in creative writing at Northwestern. Our cover art is by Mattie Lubchansky. It interpolates the cover art for Bethany C. Morrow's book "So Many Beginnings: A Little Women Remix," with permission from Macmillan Children's Publishing Group. It also interpolates the cover art for Hena Khan's book “More to the Story,” with permission from Simon & Schuster. Our theme music is Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major. This episode was edited by Antoinette Smith and transcribed by Lou Balikos. A transcript of this episode is available here.

Valarie is so brave and brilliant.Don't believe me? Even after listening to this beautiful story she's shared with TVK this week? OK, take six minutes to listen  to this amazing story she shared with The Moth. Just  lovely stuff.Valarie isn't big on social media, but she is a very committed activist in NYC. This here, is an article of her work as an organizer of New York's annual Dyke March.  She also acted in a landmark film in New Queer cinema called The Watermelon Woman.  You can see one of Valarie's scenes in that film here.As always, remember to follow the show on instagram, twitter and facebook and to get over to the website to sign up for the TVK mailing list!

Miriam Block zum 7ten Dyke March in Hamburg, ihre Arbeit als parlamentarische Beobachterin und ihre Einschätzung des Angriffs durch Radikalfeministinnen. Weiterlesen →

Today we talked to Cameron about their amazing memoir, Save Yourself, their podcast, Queery, and other amazing queer things like book recommendations, favorite podcast guests, the Dyke March, Alison Bechdel, and SO MUCH MORE. You can find Cameron on Instagram at @cameronesposito, on Twitter at @cameronesposito, and on Cameron's website: https://www.cameronesposito.com/ If you want to buy Cameron's book or any of the ones we mentioned - consider buying them from our bookshop.org link @ https://bookshop.org/shop/thebookstagays - this is a way to support indie bookstores AND the show (we receive a very small kickback if you purchase through our affiliate link). As always, you can find us on Instagram and Twitter @thebookstagays, and on our own accounts @thebookadvocate and @staxsonstaxs Cheers Queers! Be gay, read books! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebookstagays/support

Every year on the eve of New York City's Pride March, the LGBTQ rights movements goes back to its roots. Tens of thousands of self-identifying dykes march down Fifth Avenue demonstrating their first amendment right to protest. For the 30th Anniversary of the Dyke March, we're talking about the evolution of the march. Founding organizer Valarie Walker takes us back to the first ever NYC march and talks about how much has changed. Organizer Nate Shalev explains this year's theme, Dykes for Trans Liberation, and why the march continues to be a protest, not a parade.

How did the Dyke March begin? Who coined “dykes on bikes”? What's the experience of march organizers in recent years? Here to answer all that and more are Belinda Carroll (PDX Dyke March coordinator, Comedian, XRAY Host), Marna Dietch (LA Dyke March coordinator), and Shaley Howard (PDX Dyke March coordinator).

Trigger Warning: depression, suicide, anxiety, trauma, abuse. Today, we're joined by a true powerhouse and inspiration: Alyy Patel. A trailblazing LGBTQ+ scholar, activist, writer, and influencer, Alyy has pioneered Canadian research on queer South Asian women's issues. Alyy is gay, gender-fluid, and Indo-African Gujarati. Throughout their career, Alyy has accomplished so many firsts for South Asian women, including being the first South Asian speaker at Toronto's Dyke March. Oh, and did we mention they're only 25? We sit down with Alyy to pull back the curtain and find out what goes into being a true trailblazer. Alyy gets candid with us about their struggles with mental health and abuse, and how it led them to dive deeper into activism. We learn all about Alyy's thriving non-profit organization — the Queer South Asian Women's Network — and how it's creating a safe space for queer Indian women around the world. Most of all, we talk about the complex relationship between South Asian culture and queerness. And how all of us (with the help of leaders like Alyy) can continue to foster openness and inclusion. Want to join the Queer South Asian Network? Follow @QSAWnetwork and learn more at www.qsawnetwork.com. Keep up with Alyy @alyypatel or www.alyypatel.com.

This episode is all about pride!!!! Maggie (@softie.mag), Basil (@whagever) and Gara (@garararararara) talk about going to The Dyke March, celebrating pride by yourself, CVS, inclusivity, Massachusetts, our queer ancestors, hot butches, Party Rock Queer Anthem and more!THEME SONG IS 'CRYBABY' BY DESTROY BOYS (@destroyboysband) ALBUM ART IS BY ANNA BOULOG (@annaboulog)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/garalonning)

In episode 163 of the American Reveille Podcast, we discuss the Chicago "Dyke March" and its connection to antisemitism, racism, and hate.  There is a big problem in this country and it involves causes. Instead of just being about the LGBT community, this march is about hating America and hating Israel...just look at the propaganda they put out. This is what our children are learning. They are getting drawn in by a cause and then indoctrinated into a cult of hate. Please enjoy top quality CBD,  ANCIENT LIFE OIL! Use promo code JAMES for free shipping and handling! - http://ow.ly/GFWR50DPzP1SUPPORT US: Please Help Fund the American Reveille! - http://ow.ly/9ckY50DA5c2  Newsletter - http://ow.ly/3ha850DFm0oVIDEO:   YouTube - http://ow.ly/enQk50DA5bn Rumble - http://ow.ly/BVx550DA573  Odysee - http://ow.ly/utOG50DA571GabTV - http://ow.ly/ejBB50EI4Th BitChute - http://ow.ly/6dnU50EI4TiAUDIO: Apple Podcasts - http://ow.ly/Nlsw50zvkUT  Spotify - http://ow.ly/gOON50zPya7   iHeartRadio - http://ow.ly/Cjbm50EI4Tj TuneIn - http://ow.ly/I2Pe50EI4Tf Deezer - http://ow.ly/PuHK50EI4UUSOCIAL:Gab - http://ow.ly/w3kq50DA56Z Instagram - http://ow.ly/BN7h50DA56Y  Minds - http://ow.ly/Y6bO50DA572  Parler - http://ow.ly/ZxLE50ET6DfMewe - http://ow.ly/Qqu650EIcjIAR Website - http://ow.ly/eO3g50DA5bo

Maggie (@softie.mag) and Gara (@garararararara) talk all about The NYC Dyke March and our plans to do a little EN(BA)BY meetup after the march on July 26! Full episode is available on Patreon!THEME SONG IS 'CRYBABY' BY DESTROY BOYS (@destroyboysband) ALBUM ART BY ANNA BOULOG (@annaboulog)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/garalonning)

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If the 2000s made you gay, you're in good company on this episode. Writer and journalist Grace Perry (Reductress, The Onion) joins us to dyke out about the pop culture that inspired her new book The 2000s Made Me Gay. From Taylor Swift lyrics, to Mean Girls, to MTV's Battle Of The Sexes, and so much more. You'll get a healthy dose of aught-based nostalgia on this ep. And, we finally answer the most important question in our community: is nipple confidence a thing? Plus, find out why raccoons are homophobic! Also, Melody reveals her coveted prize from the Dyke March raffle. Finally, we end by giving some advice we RARELY give. FOLLOW US ON THE STEREO APP FOR OUR LIVESTREAM SHOW (Sponsor) Stereo.com/TGICarolyn Stereo.com/MelodyKamali -Get extra content EACH WEEK, Ad Free episodes, support the pod, and get to know other listeners by joining our Patreon community. If you can't support the pod on a monthly basis, please consider tipping us through Paypal or purchasing 1-on-1s and cameos through Jemi. We truly appreciate it! -We've got MERCH. -For related content, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram -Help more dykes find us and Leave Us a 5-star Review if you like what you hear! -Have a question that you need answered ASAP? Check us out on WISIO. -Like our theme song by There Is No Mountain? Subscribe to our composer/mixer's youtube channel for more beats and mixes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Der Dyke March - was steckt hinter der Veranstaltung? Für was steht der Dyke March und was soll damit bezweckt werden? Feiern lesbische Frauen ihren eigenen CSD? Eine Absonderung von der üblichen Community? NEIN! Mit Sina und Tina vom Dyke March Frankfurt spreche ich über alle Fragen und Vorurteilen und warum der Dyke March so wichtig ist.

Die "Siegessäule"-Verlegerin Manuela Kay spricht über ideologische Kämpfe in der Hauptstadt-Community, wann schwule Männer "mal die Klappe halten" sollten und wie lange das Geld der Spendenkampagne noch reicht. Manuela Kay, Jahrgang 1964, ist eine Szene-Institution, und zwar eine mit echter Berliner Schnauze. Die Autorin, Filmemacherin und Aktivistin hat u.a. Deutschlands ersten Lesbenporno gedreht und mit "Schöner kommen" einen erfolgreichen lesbischen Sexratgeber geschrieben. Das einst rein schwule Berliner Stadtmagazin "Siegessäule" brachte sie als Chefredakteurin auf queeren Kurs, nebenbei konzipierte sie das Lesbenmagazin "L-Mag". Zusammen mit Gudrun Fertig ist sie seit 2012 Verlegerin dieser beiden wichtigen Community-Medien. Kay hat viel zu erzählen, und im Gespräch mit Johannes Kram plaudert sie im neuen QUEERKRAM-Podcast auch wie erhofft aus dem queeren Nähkästchen mit netten Anekdoten und kleinen Schlägen nach rechts und links. Ein Thema ist natürlich der Dauerstreit in der Hauptstadt-Community, der den Rest der Republik eher nervt. "Die Berliner Szene kann die Pest sein", räumt die "Siegessäule"-Verlegerin ein und bestätigt das Klischee: "Viele sind total abgehoben, die beschäftigen sich nur mit sich selbst." Was freilich gelegentlich auch ein Blick in ihr eigenes Stadtmagazin zeigt… Schwule und Lesben könnten viel voneinander lernen, glaubt die 56-Jährige. Sie selbst schätze an schwulen Männern den eher lockeren Umgang mit Sexualität, die Freude am Spaß und das Wissen, wie man sich durchsetzt. Damit die Zusammenarbeit mit lesbischen Frauen klappt, sollten schwule Männer "lernen, mal die Klappe zu halten", rät Kay im Podcast. "Sie müssen bereit sein, Lesben auch in entscheidende Positionen zu lassen und von ihrer Macht etwas abzugeben." Im eigenen Verlag sei das gelungen. Im Gespräch mit Johannes Kram geht es außerdem um lesbischen Selbsthass, die sogenannte Cancel Culture, die Anstellung von AfD-Wähler*innen, Kays großen Frust über Deutschlands lesbische Promis und warum ausgerechnet eine heterosexuelle Fußballnationalspielerin auf das "L-Mag"-Cover kam. Besonders spannend: Erstmals berichtet die Verlegerin ausführlich über den absolut glücklichen Zufall, der zur erfolgreichen Corona-Spendenkampagne für die "Siegessäule" führte. Mit Unterstützung u.a. des Fotografen Wolfgang Tillmans kamen über 220.000 Euro zusammen, mit denen das Magazin in den vergangenen Monaten über die Runden kam. "Wenn die beschissene Corona-Situation für irgendwas gut ist", so Manuela Kay, "dann dafür zu lernen, dass man sich gegenseitig noch mal anders unterstützt". Der neue Teil-Lockdown und die Schließung von Bars, Cafés, Restaurants, Kinos und Theatern seit Anfang November bedrohen das Heft nun erneut. "Wenn die untergehen, gehen wir mit unter", sagt die Chefin des werbefinanzierten Magazins über ihre potenziellen Anzeigenkunden. Sie weiß: "So eine Spendenaktion kannst du nur einmal machen." Micha Schulze, queer.de 7.11.2020

Hailee and Jaye continue their new game show, which just consists of them saying words out loud and reacting to them. Part two of two.

Der Juni ist der offizielle Pride Month. Im Jahr 2020 ist dank Covid-19 auch das anders. CSD's, die Züge für Gleichberechtigung, Toleranz und Menschenrechte entfallen. Dabei sind diese Zeichen der Vielfalt unverzichtbar! Zeit, in dieser Folge von „Yvonne und Berner“ über die Anfänge von Stonewall 1969, die tragende Rolle der POC und die Kraft von Allyship zu sprechen. Mit dabei ist Bernd Gaiser, der 1979 den ersten CSD nach Berlin gebracht hat, Moderator Tarik Tesfu, Maren Wuch vom Kölner Dyke March, Regisseurin Annique Delphine und Judith Rahner, die bei der Amadeu Antonio Stiftung für Rechtsextremismusprävention zuständig ist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wir sprechen über die rassistischen Morde in Deutschland, die Umtriebe rechter Netzwerke und Gruppen in und um Hannover und über eine rechte Sozialarbeiterin in einem Jugendtreff. Außerdem thematisieren wir kurz den kommenden 08. März, an dem auch in diesem Jahr wieder gestreikt wird. Spendenaufruf für die Hinterbliebenen und Überlebenden des rassistischen Attentats am 19. Februar in Hanau: https://www.amadeu-antonio-stiftung.de/spendenaufruf-fuer-die-hinterbliebenen-und-ueberlebenden-des-rassistischen-attentats-am-19-februar-in-hanau-54705/ Calenberger Bande: https://taz.de/Rechtsextremismus-in-Niedersachsen/!5657218 https://de.indymedia.org/node/61927 https://www.haz.de/Hannover/Aus-der-Stadt/Durchsuchungen-bei-mutmasslichen-Mitgliedern-der-Neonazi-Gruppe-Calenberger-Bande-in-Hannover Recherche: RECHTER TERROR: GRUPPE SOMOGYI https://rkowl.blackblogs.org/2020/02/23/rechter-terror-gruppe-somogyi/ https://www1.wdr.de/nachrichten/westfalen-lippe/Minden-luebbecke-mutmassliche-rechtsterroristen-auftakt-100.html Ib'lerin im Falken-Jugendtreff: https://blog.zeit.de/stoerungsmelder/2020/02/25/wie-jugendtreffs-von-identitaeren-unterwandert-werden_29603 Termine! Sa. 29.02. Vorbereitung auf den 8M: Gemeinsam wollen wir uns Schilder für die Demos, Sprühvorlagen für Klamotten etc. anfertigen & nutzen (bringt also Beutel, Shirts etc. mit! Für Grundmaterial zwecks Schilder ist gesorgt). Lasst uns treffen, um gemeinsam in unsere Stadtteile zu ziehen, diese zu verschönern und auf den 8.03. aufmerksam zu machen! Deshalb laden wir interessierte FLINTA*-Personen am 29.02. von 13 bis 20 Uhr in die Korn ein. 07. März (15:00 bis 19:00 Uhr) : My Body - who's access? Eine FLTI*-Veranstaltung gegen den Zugriff auf weibliche Körper (organisiert von IL und AFK), mit anschließender FLTI*-Kneipe Programm 08. März: 14:00 Demo am hbf für FLINTA* ((Frauen, Lesben, Inter, nicht binäre, Trans und agender Personen) https://www.facebook.com/events/2750589701728949/ 15:00 all Gender am königsworther Platz 17:00 flinta* Kneipe in der Sturmglocke Ab 15:30 Internationales Frauenfest - (Exklusiv für Frauen), kargah e.V., Zur Bettfedernfabrik 1 Weitere Termine: Fr. 28. Februar 2020, 19.30 Uhr, Pavillon Hannover (Lister Meile 4, 30161 Hannover) Deutsche Wohnen und Co. enteignen - in Niedersachsen? https://www.facebook.com/events/2911473865564710/ Sa, 29. Februar, 18 Uhr Rojava: Geschichte, Hintergrund und Perspektiven (Pavillon Hannover) https://www.facebook.com/events/1064602337207880/ Do. 05. März, 18 Uhr Der Demokratische Konföderalismus (Elchkeller) https://www.facebook.com/events/1427843614049454/ Sa. 14. März, 18 Uhr, Männlichkeitskonzepte in Rojava (Conti-Hochhaus, 14 Stock) https://www.facebook.com/events/145823806527087/ Do. 26. März, 20 Uhr, UJZ Korn (Kornstr. 28-32, 30167 Hannover) Rote Zone: 100 Jahre Generalstreik gegen den Kapp-Putsch/ Eine Veranstaltung der Interventionistischen Linken Hannover. Fr. 27. März, 18 Uhr, Pavillon: Eine ehrenwerte Familie - Lesung m. Microphone Mafia https://www.facebook.com/events/124495502263496/ Feministische Termine in Hannover: 01.03.2020, 12:00-15:30 Uhr: Workshop: Heteronormativität - Diskriminierung - Gewalt, Tanke, Begegnungsraum für Kunstinteressierte, Sonnenweg 25, 30171 Hannover 03.03.2020, 16.30-19.30 Uhr: Selbstbehauptungskurs/ Wendo für FLINTA*, Anmeldung unter wdrh@posteo.de - Spokusa, Alte Grammophom (Edwin Oppler-Weg 5), Hannover 07.03.2020, 10.30 Uhr: Filmveranstaltung: Sternstunde ihres Lebens (zur Politikerin Elisabeth Selbert und dem Artikel 3, Absatz 2 im GG - Männer und Frauen sind gleichberechtigt), Anmeldung per E-Mail: giove@Laatzen.de, Marktplatz 2, 30880 Laatzen 08.03.2020, 10:00-20:00 Uhr: Sondersendung bei Radio Flora (radioflora.de) in Zusammenarbeit mit vielen weiteren Freien Radios 08.03.2020, 10:00 Uhr: Politisches Frauenfrühstück: Ortsfrauenrat Hannover, ver.di Höfe Hannover, Rotation, Goseriede 10, 30159 Hannover, mit Kinderbetreuung 08.03.2020, 14:00 Uhr: Demonstration für FLINTA* am HBF, 15.30 Uhr KöWo all gender, mit Kinderbetreuung 08.03.2020, 14:00–18:00 Uhr: mobile Ausstellung von Gend.Art, Goseriede, Hannover 08.03.2020, ab 15:00 Uhr: (East) Woman go West - Frauenrealitäten im vereinten Europa zwischen Traum und Trauma in den ver.di-Höfen Hannover, Rotation Goseriede 10, 30159 Hannover 08.03.2020, ab 15.30 Uhr: Frauenfest bei La Rosa/ kargah 08.03.2020, 17:00 Uhr: Streikkneipe + Essen für FLINTA* Personen Sturmglocke, Klaus-Müller-Kilian-Weg 1, 30167 Hannover, 11.03.-21.04.2020: Ausstellung von Gend.Art, einer Studierenden Initiative der HsH, VHS Hannover, Burgstraße 14, Finissage am 21.04.2020 18 Uhr 09.03.2020, 18:00 Uhr: Clit Night mit Louisa Lorenz, veranstaltet von Jusos Hannover, mit Anmeldung 09.03.2020, 18:00 Uhr: Filmvorführung: Eine Fremde unter uns. Ein Film zum Thema Zwangsheirat. KiS e.V. Hannoversche Straße 5a, 30926 Seelze 10.03.2020, 20:00 Uhr: Szenische Lesung: Hedwig Dohm Trio. Mehr Stolz, ihr Frauen! Kulturzentrum bauhof Hemmingen. Dorfstraße 53, 30966 Hemmingen. 20€ Eintritt 11.03.2020, 17:00-19.30 Uhr: Wir sind erfolgreich! Tischgespräche zum beruflichen Ein-, Um- und Aufsteigen. Kirchlicher Dienst in der Arbeitswelt. Archivstraße 3, 30169 Hannover 13.03.2020, 22:00 Uhr: Soli Party für Women in Exile und Transberatungsstelle Gö. Sturmglocke, Klaus-Müller-Kilian-Weg 1, 30167 Hannover - all gender open 16.03.2020, 19:00 Uhr: Geschlechtervielfalt und queer - feministische Perspektiven. Frauenzentrum Laatzen. Hildesheimer Straße 85, 30880 Laatzen 17.03.2020, 17 Uhr: Female Pleasure ein Film gegen die Tabuisierung der weiblichen Sexualität. In der Aula des Campus Kleefeld, Hannover, vom Team Gleichstellung und das Gender-Netz der HsH 22.03.2020, 15:00-18.30 Uhr: Ladies Lunch on Tour: Vorsorglich Altern - ein Nachmittag in fürsorglicher Gemeinschaft. Diskussion und Theaterbesuch. Pavillon Kulturzentrum, Lister Meile 4, Hannover 24.03.2020, 14.00 Uhr: Frauennotruf Hannover - Mehr als nur ein Spruch. Sexueller Belästigung am Arbeitsplatz begegnen, Pavillon Kulturzentrum, Lister Meile 4, Hannover 24.03.2020, 17 Uhr: Female Pleasure ein Film gegen die Tabuisierung der weiblichen Sexualität, vorab Kurzfilm Witches: Ein Film über die wilden Frauen der Kostüm-Absolventin Daria Brabanski. Im Planet M auf der Expo Plaza, Hannover, vom Team Gleichstellung und das Gender-Netz der HsH 27.-29.03.2020: TiN-Trans in Niedersachsen: Trans*Tagung 2020. VHS Hannover, Burgstraße 14, Hannover 29.03. 2020, 12.00-16.00 Uhr: Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Niedersachsen: Die 4in1- Perspektive. Ein Workshop für konkrete Utopie, Pavillon Kulturzentrum, Lister Meile 4, Hannover 17. und 18.04.2020 Uhrzeit vermutlich 20:30 Uhr: Kino im Sprengel, Film Frauen bildet Banden - eine Spurensuche zur Geschichte der Roten Zora 17. und 18.04.2020: Frauenzentrum Laatzen, Haltung zeigen. Argumentieren gegen Antifeminismus 17.05.2020, 15:00 Uhr: Fäustchen live: Sukini - Sookee für Kinderohren - Kulturzentrum Faust 23.05.2020, 15:00 Uhr: erster Dyke* March in Hannover, Start: Opernplatz, Hannover 30.05.2020, 12:00 Uhr: CSD Hannover & Andersraum: Christopher Street Day 2020 in Hannover, Start: Opernplatz, Hannover * FLINTA: Frauen, Lesben, Inter-, nicht-binäre, Trans- und agender Personen

Gara and Aby are back with Season 2 Queer York City! This time with more dykes, more fights and more sites!!!! This episode is all about NYC Pride's "Dyke March 2019" featuring Maggie Dunleavy (@mamamamagster) and Basil Lee (@whagever) and many more!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rss?campaign=3314028&auth=8UEbooyW3e_7IVMlSZqi_8UHhNxC0b55)

WLRN's 40th edition podcast takes a look at the current state of lesbians within what is now known as the LGBTQ+ movement, by exploring women's experiences at this year's Pride Parades and Dyke Marches. In this August 1st broadcast of our monthly news program, April Neault delivers the latest in women's news, followed by our featured song, "Whole Woman" by Ali Bee, written about a dyke march that was taken over by men. http://alibeemusic.com/ Next, you'll hear an interview with Eli and Jen, two lesbians who participated in this year's Dyke March in New York City who were barred from marching by trans activists who were Dyke March officials. Next up, Sofia Simonson of the Lancashire Resisters speaks with WLRN's Sekhmet SheOwl about the Resisters' demonstration this year at Lancaster Pride. They too encountered trans activists but had a "street plan" before they went and managed to maintain a lesbian feminist presence for quite some time before being taken over by the mobs. Finally, for our commentary this month, we have chosen to re-broadcast Thistle's commentary from Edition 31, which is once again particularly relevant to today's program. As mentioned in this month's show, the Lesbian Strength March is coming up this September in the UK—a pro-female event created by and for lesbians. Click here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-lesbian-strength-march-and-rally-tickets-64786948507 to learn more and support this brave and momentous initiative. https://www.gofundme.com/f/lesbian-strength-march-and-rally On behalf of all of us here at WLRN, thank you for supporting feminist-powered community radio. If you like what you hear, please share our content widely so our voices can reach more and more women across the globe!

Wattz up! is produced by Yollocalli Arts Reach youth and broadcast live through Lumpen Radio, WLPN 105.5FM Chicago. In this edition, Wattz Up! explores the LGBTQ+ community after 50 years of Stonewall, the Dyke March in Little Village, an inspiring trans-activist-woman: Tanya Cordova, the term inclusivity and Gigi's coming out story. Enjoy!!

This episode contains various clips from conversations and experiences during World Pride in NYC this year!  ENJOY! Some of the folks you’ll hear from this episode can be followed at these IG handles: @nadiainherownworld @flexedfeet @adamelsayigh @sumsumneela @lesliethegray Also follow: @tarabnycorg

Whether you identify as lesbian, bisexual, queer, or ace, (cue Cheers theme song) sometimes you wanna go where everybody is a dyke. But when lesbian bars are closing down at the pace of Shane’s love life, we need to create new dyke spaces while supporting those that still exist. Alex Koones, the founder of Babetown dinner parties for queer women and trans and non-binary people, joined us to tell us about the dyke spaces she frequents, and the one she created. Why do we seek out these spaces? How have they changed over the years? How do you create dyke spaces in your community? This episode was recorded the Monday after NYC Pride, so Carolyn and Sarah also share how they celebrated, including Sarah’s thoughts on her first Dyke March. We end the episode with a listener’s question about internalized homophobia while trying to date women. -Come see past and future guests tell jokes on July 29 at Stonewall. Get tickets here. -Get extra episodes by joining out Patreon community. -For related content, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Leave Us a Review if you like what you hear! -Like our theme song? Subscribe to our composer/mixer’s youtube channel for more beats and mixes.

We went to San Francisco for Pride, but skipped Pride. Instead, we attended Trans March and Dyke March, and enjoyed ourselves on Cousin Vinnie's boat. Trans March was wonderful, Dyke March was super, and the houseboat was quite pleasant, but we also had Child#2 to manage, and that always makes things a little more challenging. We are here to share our entire intersectional experience with anyone who finds it beneficial, but we want to know what you connect with the most. You can let us know by clicking to a one-question anonymous survey at vote.pollcode.com/32371374. If you have a request/suggestion that isn't listed, comment! We can be found online at TransPanTastic.net, you can email us at TransPanTastic@gmail.com, and "TransPanTastic" is searchable on most social networks. We would love to hear from you, so let us know what you think or what you want to hear about!

Pride weekend brought the party and the bullshit, y'all. This episode is a little longer than I would normally like, but a theydie had some THOUGHTS. PrideFest and the march were incredible experiences. I'm disappointed in how much of what was going on behind the scenes was mismanaged and how that affects us as a community. The whole experience was alarmingly saturated with corporate visibility and NYC Pride needs to figure out how to get back to its roots. On June 28, I had the very special privilege of being fed by and hearing the first hand account from Martin Boyce, one of the Stonewall vets. A very special thank you to Timorell and Steady Mess for a beautiful evening at PrideTable. I won't ever, ever forget it. As incredible as World Pride and Stonewall 50 weekend was, it's important to remember there's still work to do. On Saturday, the cops forced Queen Amor (a queer person of color) out of Washington Square Park during the celebrations following the Dyke March. On Thursday night, a Black trans woman demanded to be heard to speak about the murders of Black trans women in America. The patrons jeered and threatened to call the cops on her. Among the souls who stood up for her were Leada Stray, who shared her account of what unfolded. Go to jolee.link/week7 to watch the video. In the next 11 months until Pride 2020, I'm sending you love, joy, and more Pride. Stay wonderful, Jo Lee

Today on Women's Magazine on the 50th anniversary of Stonewall and as we approach the upcoming Pride parades and Marches we will listen to a previously presented documentary Beyond Gay Marriage: The Assimilation of the Radical Queer Movement, which looks at how the campaign for gay marriage was symptomatic of a move away from the radical politics of the Gay Liberation Movement.  And we will talk to Mary J from Gay Shame about their push to get cops out of the Dyke March The post Beyond Gay Marriage and Police out of the Dyke March appeared first on KPFA.

In the debut episode of Proles of the Minyan, The Proles declare their support for DC Dyke March’s banning of the Israeli pride flag, present a historical analysis of Jewish symbolism, argue for an abandonment of the Magen David, and advance other symbols, like the Hamsa, that can serve to build Jewish solidarity with Palestinians for our collective liberation. Follow them on http://anchor.fm/proles-of-the-minyan twitter @prolesminyan, email prolesminyan@gmail.com. Suggested Reading: https://www.washingtonblade.com/2019/06/06/we-dont-have-to-choose-between-dyke-and-jewish-identities/ https://medium.com/ifnotnoworg/jewish-dykes-are-welcome-at-dc-dyke-march-nationalist-symbols-are-not-c603b1f81b4c   https://twitter.com/theradr/status/1136627137203572737?s=21   https://www.commentarymagazine.com/articles/the-curious-history-of-the-six-pointed-starhow-the-magen-david-became-the-jewish-symbol/ https://www.academia.edu/2553194/Shaping_Time_The_Choice_of_the_National_Emblem_of_Israel The Encyclopedia Judaica, edited by Cecil Roth   The Encyclopedia of Jewish Symbols, by Ellen Frankel & Betsy Platkin Teutsch   https://prtcls.com/article/the-hamsa-flag/ Hamsa Flag and other sources for ethical Judaica   https://ayinpress.org/hamsa-flag @hamsaflag   https://www.netzitzot.com/   https://jewishvoiceforpeace.org/social-justice-judaica/   Intro Music by Eli Bertram   Outro Music: “Nitsokhn Lid (Victory Song)” by Yiddish Glory

The Proles of the Minyan declare their support for DC Dyke March’s banning of the Israeli pride flag, present a historical analysis of Jewish symbolism, argue for an abandonment of the Magen David, and advance other symbols, like the Hamsa, that can serve to build Jewish solidarity with Palestinians for our collective liberation. ----- Intro by Eli Bertrum Outro: “Nitsokhn Lid (Victory Song)” by Yiddish Glory Sources: https://www.washingtonblade.com/2019/06/06/we-dont-have-to-choose-between-dyke-and-jewish-identities/ https://medium.com/ifnotnoworg/jewish-dykes-are-welcome-at-dc-dyke-march-nationalist-symbols-are-not-c603b1f81b4c https://twitter.com/theradr/status/1136627137203572737?s=21 https://www.commentarymagazine.com/articles/the-curious-history-of-the-six-pointed-starhow-the-magen-david-became-the-jewish-symbol/ https://www.academia.edu/2553194/Shaping_Time_The_Choice_of_the_National_Emblem_of_Israel The Encyclopedia Judaica, edited by Cecil Roth The Encyclopedia of Jewish Symbols, by Ellen Frankel & Betsy Platkin Teutsch https://prtcls.com/article/the-hamsa-flag/ Hamsa Flag and other sources for ethical Judaica: https://ayinpress.org/hamsa-flag / @hamsaflag on instagram https://www.netzitzot.com/ https://jewishvoiceforpeace.org/social-justice-judaica/

US Amb. Says Israel Can Annex Parts Of West Bank US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman said Israel has the right to annex parts of the West Bank. #Friedman #WestBank ----------------------------------------------------------- Foiled Hezbollah Terror Plot In London Revealed The UK'S Telegraph news agency has just revealed that British intelligence forces covered up an attempted Hezbollah terror plot against London in 2015; after first thwarting the bombing attempt. #UK #Hezbollah ----------------------------------------------------------- Syrian Regime Forces & Rebels Clash Around Idlib Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University and Naphtali Bensimon, Likud Party speaking at ILTV studio about the clash between Syrian regime forces sand the rebels around Idlib. #MordechaiKedar #NaphtaliBensimon #Syria ----------------------------------------------------------- 4. Families Evacuating The South Amid Gaza Violence  According to Israel's Channel 13, at least ten families from the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council will be moving away from Israel's border with Gaza by year's end. #Gaza #Israel ----------------------------------------------------------- IDF Releases Video Of Boat Operation IDF naval forces on Sunday released footage of an overnight raid on a cargo ship off the Haifa coast, following earlier reports of a fire on board. #IDF #Boat ----------------------------------------------------------- Tel Aviv Is Among Most Polluted Beaches In Region  The World Wildlife Fund said Tel Aviv has the third-highest amount of plastic waste washing up on its shores, among all other Mediterranean beaches. #Beach #Pollution ----------------------------------------------------------- Exclusive Real-Estate Project Revealed In Jerusalem  A new real estate initiative called the legacy project is making it possible to own a home in an exclusive area in Jerusalem.  #Jerusalem #RealEstate ----------------------------------------------------------- Jerusalem Pride Parade Passes Without Incident The 19th annual Jerusalem Pride Parade took off down the city's streets. And tens of thousands of demonstrators chanting for love and equality marched this year along the roughly 2 kilometer route. #Pride #Jerusalem ----------------------------------------------------------- DC Dyke March Bans Use Of Israeli Flags Organizers of the D.C. Dyke March said they will not allow the use of Israeli flags at their march. #DC #March ----------------------------------------------------------- Jews Celebrate Shavuot Harvest Holiday Israelis and Jews worldwide celebrated the harvest festival of Shavuot this weekend by eating dairy products, attending religious services, and hosting large family gatherings.   #Shavuot #Holiday ----------------------------------------------------------- Today in History  June 10 marks the anniversary of the end of the Six Day War, as the Golan Heights ceasefire of 1967 went into effect. #TODAYINHISTORY #ISRAELHISTORY ----------------------------------------------------------- The Weather Forecast Tonight should be partly cloudy and warm, with a low of about seventy-two or twenty-three degrees Celsius. But then tomorrow you can expect more partly cloudy skies, and a drop in temperatures to a high of around ninety or thirty-two degrees Celsius. #ISRAELWEATHER   #ISRAELFORECAST See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Pride!! Shaquille Woods, @shaqthisout joins @RevKarenFrost and @sis_knowles. We discuss surviving exes at Pride (#IssaStruggle), the Dyke March, politicians and their obsession with vaginas and LGBTA rights. Shaquille is an Arkansas native along with @sis_knowles and writer for the Los Angeles Sentinel and KTLA.

Dyke March: https://forward.com/fast-forward/425533/dc-dyke-march-bans-jewish-pride-flag/ https://www.timesofisrael.com/protesters-picket-dc-dyke-march-over-ban-on-jewish-pride-flag/ https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/trump-admin-tells-us-embassies-they-cant-fly-pride-flag-on-flagpoles/ar-AACy7hR Ilhan Omar: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ilhan-omar-violated-campaign-finance-rules-investigation-finds-as-questions-about-tax-status-arise https://twitter.com/realDSteinberg/status/1136737134134661120?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1136737134134661120&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.theamericanmirror.com%2Fmn-investigation-shows-rep-omar-filed-eight-years-of-false-tax-returns%2F https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2019/06/06/im-glad-this-process-is-complete-rep-ilhan-omar-ordered-to-pay-thousands-for-campaign-finance-violations/ Tariffs: https://www.politico.com/story/2019/06/07/mexico-troops-southeastern-border-1514223 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-tariff-mexico-president-says-cancels-plan-after-deal-reached-on-immigration-today-2019-06-08/ Caravans: https://www.breitbart.com/border/2019/06/06/mexico-claims-some-funding-for-migrant-caravans-came-from-u-s-and-england/ Mexican senator: https://thewashingtonpundit.com/2019/06/07/mexican-senator-says-theyll-take-over-southern-u-s-in-response-to-tariffs/ Cop: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/06/mn-police-officer-mohamed-noor-sentenced-to-12-years-in-prison-for-murder-of-justine-damond-while-responding-to-her-911-call/ Biden: https://dailycaller.com/2019/06/06/biden-flips-hyde-amendment-pressure/ Democrats in Iowa: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/democratic-candidates-swarm-iowa-for-biggest-face-off-to-date/ar-AACzhaK bomb threat: https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/447524-fake-bomb-sent-to-office-of-tennessee-republican-party?__twitter_impression=true --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/righttobryden/support

On October 25th, Thistle spoke with three lesbians by phone about their experiences at the San Francisco Dyke March on June 23rd. The march took place soon after the unveiling of the San Francisco Public Library's "art exhibit" featuring the Degenderettes' baseball bats and hatchets in barbed wire in addition to a red paint-stained t-shirt that said "I punch TERFs." The unveiling of this exhibit paved the way for anti-lesbian and anti-woman sentiment and harassment to thrive at the San Francisco Dyke March and also for anti-feminists around the world at other Gay Pride and Lesbian events to have a strong presence. Hear these three women share their personal stories and how they touched and influenced women across the globe. The song featured is "What's Up" by 4 Non-Blondes.

If Halloween wasn't scary enough for you this year, listening to this podcast will send a chill down your spine as it is packed with stories from lesbians who marched in the streets and were met with violent harassment by fellow marchers at Gay Pride and Lesbian events around the world. Edition 31 starts off with Bikini Kill's "Rebel Girl", a spooky greeting from Jenna and then WLRN's world news as presented by Julia. "Welcome to Hell" an SNL skit is up next before the listener hears an excerpt of an interview WLRN's April did with Eileen & Danielle Cormier, two lesbians who marched in Vancouver at their regional Dyke March in August. That interview is followed by Pat Benatar's "Hit Me with Your Best Shot" before we turn to excerpts of an interview Thistle did with Sherri Golden, Giovanna Capone & Vanessa, three lesbians who marched in June at the San Francisco Dyke March. Finally, we hear Thistle's commentary on what the L is going on with the L in the LGBT and the personal targeting of her by trans activists in her local community. Thanks for tuning in to feminist community powered radio. Please consider a donation to WLRN to keep us blasting into the Femisphere and beyond.

Intro: A matriarchy would ban dyke marches. A test to determine whether you’re a jealous person (4:30).What the Benjamin Libet experiment really says about free will (6:30). ​​​​​​​animus AT animusempire DOT com

This month the Spotlight turns to Pride: its celebrations, its communities and its history. We'll hear from attendees from WeHo's L.A. Pride and Our Pride in Baldwin Hills. Mackenzie Hussman remembers the late Soni Wolf, founder of Dykes on Bikes, and interviews our special guest Marna Deitch about L.A.'s Dyke March and lesbian motorcycle culture. Marcus Lovingood and Lauren Buisson discuss Black Cat Tavern uprising and the Los Angeles origins of PRIDE. And we hear from Stonewall's own Justine Gonzalez on the need for PRIDE events that celebrate LGBTQ people of color. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stonewallspotlight/support

Oh, wait, it's pride month? Jess' history with pride events is fairly limited, but George has been to many over the years. From "accidentally" attending a parade in Chicago as an egg-mode high-schooler, to bar hopping in Hawaii, to the first Dyke March in San Francisco, to Child#2 walking in the Trans March in his socks, he's been around the block a bit, but that doesn't stop us from planning for more. We are here to share our entire intersectional experience with anyone who finds it beneficial, but we want to know what you connect with the most. You can let us know by clicking to a one-question anonymous survey at vote.pollcode.com/32371374. If you have a request/suggestion that isn't listed, comment! We can be found online at TransPanTastic.net, you can email us at TransPanTastic@gmail.com, and "TransPanTastic" is searchable on most social networks. We would love to hear from you, so let us know what you think or what you want to hear about!

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Healthcare has become a game of pointing fingers. Congress is on pace to be the least productive Congress since Millard Fillmore. New Civil Asset Forfeiture rule is bad news. Apple releases emoji with a woman with hijab. Trump & Putin apparently met for a 2nd time privately at G20 even though they sat 7 seats apart, OJ Simpson faces parole because he was touching himself. Linda Sarsour called Jake Tapper “alt-right” because he condemned her. The Dyke March isn’t allowing "all lesbians" Why the “Cruz amendment’ got left out of healthcare, and Minneapolis police officer fatally shoots woman because he hears loud noises. That and much more!

5. episódio de meu podcast semanal 'Pato Pato Ganso!', com observações e reflexões sobre o movimento LGBT e suas perspectivas frente possível conflito entre 'LGBs' e 'Ts' e o avanço da interseccionalidade no movimento, ou seja, o movimento LGBT meramente ainda tem mérito para existir? E como vai se desenvolver visto o vitimismo imposto ao movimento e a separação entre mais e menos oprimidos, diante das óbvias vitórias do movimento e a normalidade social alcançada por pessoas LGBT nas sociedades ocidentais? Referências: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/pride-parade-toronto-1.3662823 http://www.windycitymediagroup.com/lgbt/More-than-1500-at-Dyke-March-in-Little-Village-Jewish-Pride-flags-banned-UPDATED-June-25-/59621.html Recomendação: Autor Yuval Noah Harari, livros 'Sapiens' e 'HomoDeus', respectivamente uma breve história da raça humana e uma breve história do amanhã... https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23692271-sapiens https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/31138556-homo-deus Contato inicial para comentários, sugestões, críticas e afins: Twitter: @neonblitz Facebook: www.facebook.com/roman.schorscher Meu blog: romanschorscher.tumblr.com/ email: roman.schorscher@gmail.com

Wochenrückblick des Unbehagens 23 Nachdem der letzte Wochenrückblick ein unwürdiges Ende erlebte, sind wir wieder da! Doch meint es auch diese Woche die Technik nicht gut, mit dieser Sendung, und so brach die Aufnahme einige Male ab. Also freut euch, dass es doch irgendwie ging. Nun holen wir verlorene Woche nach, kämpfen mit Bajonetten, brechen Trollgenitalien, schauen der Polizei bei ihren Orgien zu, sehen keine V-Busse, freuen uns mehr oder weniger über einen neuen, halben Buchstaben, lesen das Fernsehprogramm vor und haben Spaß. Ihr hoffentlich auch. Podcast herunterladen 00:00:00 Intro/Begrüßung 00:03:36 Die verlorene Woche 22: Suche nach Testpersonen für Gesichtserkennung am Bahnhof Südkreuz Atomausstieg in Korea innerhalb von 40 Jahren Grüne klagten erfolglos für eine Abstimmung um die Ehe für alle 25000 Kamele und Schafe wurden aus Katar vertrieben Zwei erste interaktive Folgen von Serien bei Netflix Rocket-League-Turnier bei NBC Warner Bros. will keine Auteure Trumps Solarmauer Moritomo Gakuen kassiert Geld für imaginäre, pflegebedürftige Kinder Ron Howard macht Han Solo Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen funktioniert in Finnland Regionalliga Südwest spielt nicht mit Chinesen SPD gegen „sachgrundlose” Befristung Verurteilungen wegen Homosexualität sollen aufgehoben werden Keine Regenbogenflaggen mit Davidstern beim Dyke March in Chikago „Czech Republic nuclear power station hosts bikini contest to choose interns“ Neuer Höchststand an Geflüchteten und Vertriebenen Mafiastaat Südafrika Zurücktretende Minister in Frankreich Vorratsdatenspeicherung verstößt gegen EU-Recht Überwachung von Messengerdiensten Ich muss aussagen, bevor man mir sagt, dass ich nicht aussagen muss Forderungen an Katar Freihandel zwischen der EU und Japan Cyberangriff auf Russland! Mädchen zum Nachtisch 00:28:32 Montag: Der Weg des Bajonetts und der abgebrochene Trollpenis 00:33:33 Dienstag: Stimmen gegen die Ehe für alle und Polizeiorgien vor dem Gipfel 01:00:55 Mittwoch: Lebensdauermaximumsgegenstimmen und kein Zwang zur Vorratsdatenspeicherung 01:06:20 Donnerstag: Buchdurchschuss, ein halber Buchstabe mehr, Kakadurhythmen und Empfehlungen von Norman (Ströbeles letzte Bundestagsrede) 01:24:26 Freitag: Mit 7% auf Platz vier, virtuelle Busse 01:33:56 Samstag: Aufstand für Abe 01:41:34 Zurück zum Freitag: Mexikanischer Staatstrojaner 01:45:58 Zurück zum Samstag: Restaurantbesitzer gegen Dokus, der öffentlich-rechtliche Sender Pro7 02:29:50 Sonntag: Palästinensertuch auf dem Gewehr der CDU, Cholera im Yemen und Diktatorenfeindlicher Drucker 02:39:05 Abschied/Outro

“The Disgruntled Millennial” fills in for Kevin Jackson: FOX News Contributor, bestselling author, syndicated radio show host, nationally known speaker and a rising star in political circles.   June 30, 2017 KJR Show Notes (The Disgruntled Millennial)H1S1 – Chicago Dyke March                  Lesbians love everyone except the Jews. H1S2 – Palestinian Hate                  THERE. IS. NO. PALESTINE!H1S3 – Appeasing Muslims                  A recipe for perpetual terrorism and Leftism anti-SemitismH1S4 -  The Dyke March                  Elliott Hamilton, Daily Wire Staff Writer chimes in. P.1H2S1 - Leftist / Muslim Alliance                  Elliott Hamilton, Daily Wire Staff Writer chimes in. P.2H2S2 - “Open Mindedness,”                  Elliott Hamilton, Daily Wire Staff Writer chimes in. P.3H2S3 – KJ on Stevie Wonder @ FOX                  Leftists lambaste disabled black singer! ABLEISM! RACISM! SINGERISM!!H2S4 – Leftist Indoctrination                  Tickle Me Elmo LOVES refugees!H3S1 – Linda Sarsour: Domestic ThreatAnni Cyrus (American Truth Project) chimes in. P.1H3S2 – Leftist / Muslim AllianceAnni Cyrus (American Truth Project) chimes in. P.2H3S3 – [Disturbing!] Child Brides in Sharia LawAnni Cyrus (American Truth Project) chimes in. P.3H3S4 – “Face your toilets toward Mecca!” – MohammadAnni Cyrus (American Truth Project) chimes in. P.4   Send All Hate Mail To The Disgruntled Millennial shackgeneral@yahoo.com Facebook YouTube Twitter Soundcloud GAB Patreon Radio Show and Podcast  ITunes RSS  

Pride Month ends in controversy over a Gay Jewish Flag at the Dyke March in Chicago. The boys talk about it. Casey wonders whether Will & Grace deserves the credit it gets and is happy to bid farewell to the Babadook. Tony is perpetually mad at the Supreme Court, religion and closeted gays in the South.

San Francisco Pride and Dyke March, moving, domestic partnership, and more!

Tara Dorabji sits down with faculty of the Voices of Our Nations writing workshop, the only multigenre workshop for writers of color in the U.S. Kate Raphael talks with the authors of Queer Injustice: Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States. And we get a wrap up on pride events including the annual Dyke March and a mic check at Frameline LGBT film festival. The post Women's Magazine – June 25, 2012 appeared first on KPFA.

It’s Gay Pride week in the Portland Maine area and to celebrate, LannaLee lounged with the lucious Sarah Holmes to talk about pride, gender diversity and the Dyke March. Sarah schools Lanna on Stonewall and how the whole pride movement began. They talk about that marriage thing-a-ding. Sarah gives the finer points about the 7th […]

In recognition of Gay Pride this month the Women's magazine focuses on two lesbians from the Middle east and the Dyke March. We interview organizers of this years Dyke March in San Francisco about the political nature of the DYKE march, an alternative to the commercialized gay march. We also talk to Lesbian feminist activist Dalit Baum who is a cofounder of the radical direct action anti-occupation Queer Israeli group Black Laundry and to Alex a member of the Palestinian Gay women's group ASWAT. The post Women's Magazine – June 20, 2005 appeared first on KPFA.

San Francisco slam poetry champions Adriel Luis and Jimmy Thong Tran join us to share spoken words that they will be performing at the national championship in St. Louis, Missouri. Also we will be joined by Nina Fallenbaum of Jean Wa's Peace Panty Project and Elizabeth Sy of the Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center speaking about the API contingent at the upcoming Dyke March. Plus music, calendar and more. Pratap Chatterjee hosts. The post APEX Express – June 24, 2004 appeared first on KPFA.