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epochalips  // Posts tagged as "epochalips"

20 Jun Posted by in Guest Writers | 5 comments

Oh Yeah…I’m a Lesbian

Oh Yeah…I’m a Lesbian

Hi, my name is Long Island Mary. I’m middle aged, divorced and I live with my 85 year old mother in Florida. Oh yeah, and I’m a Lesbian. Growing up, the signs were there. I cried like a baby the first day of kindergarten when my Mom put a dress on me. In every old […]

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16 Jun Posted by in Guest Writers | Comments Off on A Special Life

A Special Life

A Special Life

I was born in Hot Springs, Arkansas sixty-three years ago and have spent my whole life trying to unlearn everything I was told mattered. On the outside my parents and I had a fantastic life; sailing, swimming, tennis, traveling and living all over the world. My father was a career man in the Air Force […]

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15 Jun Posted by in Robin Lowey | Comments Off on Help Leta Beat the Odds and Reach Her Goal

Help Leta Beat the Odds and Reach Her Goal

Help Leta Beat the Odds and Reach Her Goal

Is there anything in your life that you thought, “I’d like to do that,” or “That’s a dream of mine,”?  It seems that there are two choices:  1) you do it, or 2) you don’t.  Pretty simple. Leta Sharpe came to that crossroads, as many of us do.  Leta is a 42 year old single […]

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14 Jun Posted by in Vicki Randle | 2 comments

Happy Birthday Lynnly

Happy Birthday Lynnly

It would have been my friend Lynnly’s 57th birthday yesterday, June 13th, had she survived her long battle with breast cancer. She was the funniest, silliest, corniest, as well as the most intractable, capricious, argumentative and infuriating person I have ever known. Even when she got serious about things, she was rarely introspective, instead spending […]

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11 Jun Posted by in Robin Lowey | Comments Off on 2011 RISD Grad a Gay Role Model

2011 RISD Grad a Gay Role Model

2011 RISD Grad a Gay Role Model

Last week I attended my niece’s graduation from Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI. I’ve been a graphic designer for over 30 years and this crop of graduates filled me with excitement about a new generation of talented artists, photographers and designers. I’m thrilled that my darling niece will follow in my footsteps […]

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01 Jun Posted by in Robin Lowey | Comments Off on A Proclamation from Obama – LGBT Pride Month

A Proclamation from Obama – LGBT Pride Month

A Proclamation from Obama – LGBT Pride Month

Happy LGBT Pride Month! THE WHITE HOUSE — Office of the Press Secretary—For Immediate Release May 31, 2011 LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER PRIDE MONTH, 2011—BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA—A PROCLAMATION The story of America’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community is the story of our fathers and sons, our […]

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27 May Posted by in Jewelle Gomez | 2 comments

Gertrude is a Rose is a Rose is a Rose

Gertrude is a Rose is a Rose is a Rose

Which, of course, includes thorns.  But what good icon doesn’t have thorns? The exhibition at San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum “Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories” is a stunning evocation of the lesbian writer, art collector (a companion exhibition of her family’s collection is at SFMOMA), and cultural visionary. She’s one of the first literary lesbians […]

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25 May Posted by in Ask a Battle-axe | Comments Off on The Rapture and the Big “O”

The Rapture and the Big “O”

The Rapture and the Big “O”

Dear Battleaxe, May 21st 2011 came and went with no Rapture. The 21st was supposed to be Judgement Day. I really didn’t believe anything was going to happen but I did make sure my affairs were in order and I went to confession. What do you think happened? —Always prepared Dear Always Prepared, The only […]

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23 May Posted by in Guest Writers | 1 comment

Let Love Out!

Let Love Out!

My brother-in-law, Chris Priolo, was a shining light in our family. He was a passionate, gifted composer and teacher, who was one of those guys who was larger than life; everyone wanted to be around him and hear what he had to say. That’s why he was such a great teacher – his classes were […]

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17 May Posted by in Kate Clinton | Comments Off on The Patriarchy is so Dada

The Patriarchy is so Dada

The Patriarchy is so Dada

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, he of the Madoff mane, alleged rapist and head of the International Monetary Fund – talk about branding! -  is not too big to jail. Tant pis. Wait, wait, there’s more. Arnold reveals he fathered a child ten years ago with a member of his household staff.  Charlie Sheen is devastated to be […]

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