Feminist Fire

Join The LGBTQ History Project for a conversation with three women whose activism helped shape the LGBTQ movement and the civil rights that followed.

Featuring Lorraine Fontana of the Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance; Amy Horowitz, whose work includes the Ashland Gay Student’s Union, Ashland Women’s Health Center, Roadwork, and Sisterfire; and Carolyn Weathers of the Los Angeles Gay Liberation Front.

Together, they will reflect on radical, grassroots organizing, women’s resistance, political rebellion, the queer revolution, feminist art and culture, and the communities they helped build. Through their personal histories, we will explore the ideas, intersections, ideologies, and ideals behind a pioneering movement that came in hard and left no stone unturned. 

This is a rare, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it opportunity to hear directly from the women who lived through it, organized it, and helped change the world forever.

This event will be moderated by August Bernadicou (The LGBTQ History Project).

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