Impressions d'une membre australienne : Conférence de l'Alliance LGB, Londres, Royaume-Uni, 2023
An Australian member attended the LGB Alliance Conference in London, UK. Here are some of her impressions of the conference.
Trouver son identité
A personal story about the struggles of adolescence and finding a place where you fit.
‘For those experiencing the emptiness of not knowing, of not seeing themselves or finding others to connect with, loneliness can be a strong motivator to latch onto an identity, even if it means silencing parts of yourself.’
La réalité d'une lesbienne
‘When I came out as a lesbian in the late 1980s and early 1990s I was welcomed into a thriving community of women. That community has helped and supported me through a range of life experiences, especially those experiences of exclusion that were prevalent at that time.’
Je n'arrive toujours pas à convaincre ma mère que je suis lesbienne et non transsexuelle.
A personal story of a girl who knew she was a girl, despite what she did, wore or liked. A viewpoint not shared by some of the adults in her life.
'Despite this acceptance, my mother showed that she still doesn’t understand, asking me the same question again: “do you want to be a man?”'
Le terme « lesbienne » signifie . . .
Musings on the word "lesbian" from a lesbian in her 80s and how lesbian lives hid in plain sight.
Sortir de l'ombre... et y retourner ?
‘It is sometime in the late 1980s. We're strolling along Norton Street, Leichhardt (Sydney). 'Spotto!' mutters one of the younger dykes in our group. The rest of us smile in agreement. Yes, we have recognised a familiar, but we are not about to embarrass her with our acknowledgement.’
Comment nous avons appris les comportements liés aux rôles sexuels dans les années 1940
‘Around us lived other girls and boys and we played together on the street, which was safe enough because there was no traffic; fuel was needed for the war effort and cars were up on blocks, their tyres removed. We preschool boys and girls played the same games using the same few toys. Still, there were differences.’
Pourquoi je soutiens la LGB Alliance Australia
Growing up when you’re singled out as being different. Read Tom’s story here.
Déjà vu : Participation à la manifestation « Let Women Speak » (Laissez les femmes s'exprimer)
‘What’s the collective noun for a group of incels?’
That was what I asked my partner as we hurried away after the Let Women Speak event in Melbourne on 18 March 2023. The organisers had ended the event early. Later, they stated that police had told them the behaviour of the ‘trans rights activists’ made it too dangerous to continue.
Vivre avec une dysphorie de genre.
‘It is possible to live a good and successful life as a butch woman. It takes hard work and perseverance but it is possible. And the gender dysphoria gets better, trust me, it really does.’
Comment Le Drapeau de la Libération des Gays et Lesbiennes a été Corrompu
The original movement of gay and lesbian liberation bares little resemblance to the Rainbow movement of today; a movement of forced teaming and gaslighting with such polarising opinions that many LGB people are shut down, silenced and de-platformed when they try to stand up for the rights of same-sex attracted people.
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