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Sapphic Circle June 8th: The Dyke March
“I think it’s important to remember that lesbians used to get lost in the gay-rights movement then, and I think they can still get lost in the LGTBQ+ movement today.” Lillian Faderman (2021)
Sistacircle June 3, 2025: Liberal Feminism vs Anti-feminism
This YouTube video is of women discussing controversial topics from different perspectives.
Sistacircle May 27, 2025: Group Housekeeping Meeting
We'll open a discussion on roles, structure, expectations, common practices, handling disagreements and creating real connection within our group.
Sapphic Circle May 25th, 2025: Womyn's Land
“Whether you’re at a festival or on Land, the context of being in a space with only women, particularly lesbians, kind of redefines what a woman is,” C. states, “There [becomes] this whole new concept of the word ‘woman’, because it’s used like most people use the word ‘people’.”
Sistacircle: May 20, 2025: Women Protesting
"Despite lacking formal citizenship rights, women successfully established individual and collective identities within the traditionally masculine domain that was the political sphere" (Dobbie, 2024).
Sistacircle May 13, 2025: Feminist Process Group
Tuesday May 13, 2025 at 1pm EST/10am PST to settle into a supportive space where we process our thoughts on consciousness-raising, critically examine power dynamics, and discuss allyship, accountability and empathy.
Sistacircle May 6, 2025: Feminism In The News
Bring A News Article To Share! Or Just Come And Listen!
Sapphic Circle May 11th, 2025: Lesbians In Pop Culture
Now, some celebrity lesbians don't even "come out," they simply post photos online with their partners, and it really shows how far we've come.