Bisexual erasure is a pervasive problem that affects many aspects of LGBTQ+ activism. It occurs when bisexuals are made invisible or ignored by their peers, whether deliberately or unintentionally....
What lessons can contemporary queer movements learn from the historical marginalization of bisexual voices? Bisexual people have been historically excluded from mainstream LGBTQ+ activism since the...
In the early twentieth century, bisexuality was rarely discussed openly. The term "bisexual" was coined in 1892 but did not gain widespread acceptance until the 1960s and 1970s when activists began...
Bisexual people face numerous challenges due to their unique sexual orientation, which is often misunderstood and stigmatized in many societies. One significant challenge they encounter is the lack...
Bisexuals are individuals who identify themselves as being attracted to both men and women, while pansexuals identify themselves as attracted to people regardless of gender identity. Both groups have...
There has been increasing awareness and acceptance of individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ in mainstream society.
One aspect that remains largely unaddressed is the issue of bisexual erasure in...
Bisexual people face systemic discrimination and exclusion due to their sexual orientation. According to surveys conducted by GLAAD (2018), more than half of bisexuals experience discrimination from...
Bisexual people often experience discrimination and oppression due to their sexual orientation. This can include negative stereotypes, misconceptions, and biphobia from both heterosexual and...
The term "intersectionality" refers to the interconnected nature of social identities such as race, gender, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ability, age, religion, and more. It highlights how...
Bisexual individuals have historically been excluded from LGBTQ+ communities due to the belief that they do not experience the same level of oppression as their gay and lesbian counterparts. This has...