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Lesbians and Politics
Spring 1996
Volume 16, Number 2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(In)visibility and Identity
Confessions of a Whip-Cracking Dominatrix
by Candis Graham
Mainstreaming Martina: Lesbian Visibility in the
'90s
by Leila Armstrong
Queer & Young & So
Much Else
by Anna-Louise Crago
Uncontrollably and Incorrigibly Yours
by Tonia Bryan
Butch, Femme, and the Woman-Identified
Woman: Ménage-à-trois
of the '90s
by Connie Carter and Jean Noble
Can Queer Theory Radicalize "The Mother's" Body?
by Susan Driver
Speaking About Language: An Interview with Chrystos
by E. Centime Zeleke
On Seeing and Being Seen
"For This Girl Was My Grand Passion...": Re-interpreting
the First Large Scale Survey of Women's Sexuality in America (1929)
by Margot Francis
Urban Desire(s)
a photoessay by Janice Andreae
What Kind of Lesbians Are We Now? or, Sometimes We
Feel Like We're Wearing Flannel Shirts with Our Come-Fuck-Me-Pumps
by Caitlin Fisher and Catharine Jones
Hierarchies of Otherness: The Politics of Lesbian Styles in the
199s, or, What to Wear?
by Lisa Pottie
Transformations: Writing On/the Lesbian Body
by Amy Cowen
Drag Kings: Chicks with Dicks
by R. Best
Queerying Community
Lesbian Parenting: Grounding Our Theory
by Rachel Epstein
Words Work: Shaping Ontario's Same-Sex Benefits Debate
by Frances Latchford
A Glimpse of Lesbian Life in Lima
by Kaushalya Bannerji
Pinking the Ivories: Academic Outings in Social Work
by Barbara M. Herringer and Barbara Isaac
Lesbians and the Vancouver Gay Games
by Judy Davidson
Queer Experts at the Little Sisters Trial: An Interview with Janine
Fuller
by Heather E. Cameron
Living Proof
by Anne Castelino
Parcours médias: de l'importance du réseau de communication
créé par les lesbiennes à Montréeal
par Dominique Bourque
Activism and Transformation
And Still I Fight
by Kathleen Rockhill
The Lesbian Avengers Fight Back
by Valerie Kameya
Lines on Lesbian Sex: The Politics of Representing Lesbian Sex
in the Age of AIDS
by Gabriele Griffin
Thinking Straight About Public Policy in the '70s and '90s
by Jane Arscott
Queer Theory: Transgression and/or Regression
by Louise Turcotte
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