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LESBIAN DIRECT ACTION GROUP
Lesbian Avenger; Lesbian Avenger Handbook; The Lesbian Avengers
  • Cover of the Lesbian Avenger Handbook

Lesbian flags         
  • [[Labrys]] lesbian flag created in 1999
  • Illustration of Lipstick lesbian flag created in 2010
  • Pink lesbian flag with colors copied from the lipstick lesbian flag
  • Orange-pink lesbian flag derived from the pink flag, circulated on social media in 2018
  • Five-stripes variant of orange-pink flag
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  • London Pride]] parade, England, 2011
  • Double-Venus rainbow flag at [[Istanbul Pride]] solidarity demonstration, Berlin, Germany, 2018
  • Labrys flag at Berlin [[Dyke March]], Germany, 2019
  • Labrys flag at Pride March, Rouen, France, 2019
  • Pride Serbia]], Belgrade, Serbia, 2019
  • Double-Venus rainbow flag at Berlin Dyke March, Germany, 2020
ANY ONE OF VARIOUS PRIDE FLAGS REPRESENTING THE LESBIAN COMMUNITY
Lesbian Flag; Lesbian flag
Various lesbian flags have been used to symbolise the lesbian community. Since 1999, many designs have been proposed and used.
Lesbian Visibility Week         
ANNUAL OBSERVANCE
Lesbian Visibility Day; Draft:Lesbian Visibility Week; Lesbian Visbility Day
Lesbian Visibility Week (related to Lesbian Visibility Day) is an annual observance in the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries dedicated to increasing the awareness of lesbian women and their issues. It was originally celebrated in July in 1990 in California, and more recently in April, starting with Lesbian Visibility Day on April 26.
lesbian         
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  • Attendees at 2012 New York City [[Pride parade]].
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WOMAN WITH SEXUAL AND/OR ROMANTIC ATTRACTION TO OTHER WOMEN
Lesbianism; Lesbians; Gay woman; Gay women; Gay female; Homosexual female; Homosexual women; Homosexual woman; Lesbo; Amor lesbicus; Lesban; Lesbian-identified; Lesbian women; Lesbian woman; Lesbiens; Lesbianity; Lesbefriends; Les be friends; Les be friend; Lesbefriend; Homosexuality, female; Lesbain; Gay girl; Lesbian sexuality; Lesbian life partner; Lesbains; Lesibianism; Female homosexuality; Lesbi; Homosexuality in Women; Lesbian relationship; Lesbian relationships; Female homosexual; Corerasty; Blue-ribbon bisexual; Blue-ribbon bisexuals; Her wife; Lesbians in ancient Greece; Lesbians in ancient Rome; Health status of lesbians
¦ noun a homosexual woman.
¦ adjective relating to lesbians or lesbianism.
Derivatives
lesbianism noun
Origin
C19: via L. from Gk Lesbios, from Lesbos, Greek island and home of Sappho, who expressed affection for women in her poetry, + -ian.

Wikipedia

Lesbian Avengers

The Lesbian Avengers were founded in 1992 in New York City, the direct action group was formed with the intent to create an organization that focuses on lesbian issues and visibility through humorous and untraditional activism. The group was founded by six individuals: Ana Maria Simo, Anne Maguire, Anne-Christine D'Adesky, Marie Honan, Maxine Wolfe, and Sarah Schulman.

The founding members of the Avengers attempted to address the lack of visibility lesbians had throughout the media. Multiple members claimed that the lack of diversity and the focus on white men in the gay rights movement is one of the reasons that inspired them to create a movement for lesbians.

There were multiple chapters of the Lesbian Avengers within different cities such as: New York, San Francisco, and Denver. Different chapters of the Lesbian Avengers expanded their missions to focus on issues of race, class, and gender. The Lesbian Avengers engaged in different forms of activism. One of the most notable accomplishments is the formation of the annual Dyke March. Other notable forms of activism include fire-breathing and protests against Proposition 8.

Though some groups continue to hold demonstrations on an irregular basis (San Francisco Avengers demonstrated against Proposition 8), one of the Lesbian Avengers' most enduring legacy may be the annual Dyke March.