GLAAD and the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force both celebrated Bi Pride Day (aka Celebrate Bisexuality Day) this year, in full force. The big day was this past Wednesday (happy belated bi day, to my bi readers!). GLAAD even published a couple of pieces that I wrote for them, on their blog. Check it […]

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Here’s an article about a recent conference in Chicago. As I mentioned on this blog, I participated in the conference, which was a summit on bisexual health; I moderated a panel. While I was in Chicago, I also attended the LGBTI Health Summit, which took place immediately after the Bisexual Health Summit (and was organized […]

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My friend Kyle Schickner of FenceSitter Films is looking for support for his next project, a series of 5-minute webisodes called “Rose By Any Other Name…”!
Kyle tells me, “It’s a comedy about a lesbian who falls in love with a man having to look at her life and slowly comes to terms with being […]

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I published an article on Bilerico earlier this week. Check it out here. Titling it “The Week of Bi-Bi’s,” I wrote about my recent observations on biracial and bisexual representations in movies and on tv. Seems like there’s a lot of bi-bi going on lately, and I thought I would put in my two cents. […]

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Or a week… A couple of weeks ago, I thought I wouldn’t be able to make it to the LGBTI Health Summit or to the Bi Health Summit, both of which are happening this week in Chicago! But, thanks to some hard-working conference organizers (thanks Julie, Ed, Stewart, and Cat!) and by the grace of […]

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LOGO, MTV’s LGBT channel, is airing Bi the Way, the first ever feature-length documentary about bisexuality. Bi the Way came out last year and screened at LGBT film festivals around the world. (Yes, you read that right: first-ever, and it only came out last year.) Now it’s going to be showing on that little box […]

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Bi activist Charles Merrill is making headlines with his take on how to protest DOMA. Marriage is a complicated issue, and I don’t have the space to write about all the different opinions that are out there about if and how the community should tackle it. However, I will say this: I like his approach […]

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I’m on my way over to the Femmethology book reading (if you’re in the San Francisco Bay Area, come join us at Pegasus Books today at 6 p.m.), but want to take a minute to share this link with you, a bisexual Fourth of July message: http://binetusa.blogspot.com/2009/07/happy-fourth-of-july.html. Independence Day is a complicated holiday, like all […]

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Exciting news: Bi Request sold out! For the first year ever, we had a sold-out crowd at the Bi Request film program. Thank you to everyone who came!
Next on the agenda: if you’re in the San Francisco Bay Area next Sunday, come to this event.
Visible: A Femmethology
A reading at Pegasus Books
Sunday, July 5, […]

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I was out of town last weekend, and had limited internet access (and at times, no access!), so I wasn’t able to do my weekly blog update. But now I’m back.
Bi Pride is happening in San Francisco this Wednesday, so if you’re in the Bay Area, come and join the fun! All the details […]

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