This video is from 1986, after DYKE A Quarterly had ceased publishing. But Alix...well, she's Alix. Being radical and funny at the same time. And the message is as true in 2011 as it was in 1986 as it was in 1976 and earlier.
Enjoy.
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- A: HOW TO WRITE TO DYKE A QUARTERLY ARCHIVE
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Recent Posts
- DYKE A Quarterly No. 2, 1976. Rated XX: Recorded Women's Music. Review by Liza Cowan
- DYKE, A Quarterly No. 2: Who Gets Left Out When The Music Starts? by Linda Shear
- DYKE A Quarterly No, 6, 1978, Back Cover
- DYKE A Quarterly, no. 5. Fall, 1977. Back Cover
- DYKE A Quarterly, No. 4, front and back covers
- Side Trip: Alice Austen in LIFE Magazine, 1951
- SIDE TRIP: ALICE AUSTEN: A short video about her and her house.
- SIDE TRIP: The Great American Lesbian Art Show. Los Angeles, 1980. Liza Cowan's Journal
- SIDE TRIP: Video interview about Alice Austen with directors of Alice Austen House
- SIDE TRIP: 1970's Lesbian Separatism, Fashion, and the Women of the Left Bank. Margo Hobbs Thompson
LINKS
- Alice Austen House Museum
- HOT WIRE: The Journal Of Women's Music and Culture
- Lesbian Herstory Archives NYC
- Old Lesbians Organizing for Change OLOC
- ELANA DYKEWOMON
- Lesbians Seeing Lesbians exhibit at Leslie Lohman Museum
- Hidden From History: GLBT Historical Society San Francisco
- Queer Music Heritage: women
- National Women's Music Festival
- queer music history 101
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