'We Thought We were the Only Lesbians in the World': 1971 Vancouver and the Rise of Lesbian and Transnational Feminist Identities Between Canada and the USA.

Lesbian feminists in Vancouver cite the 1971 Vancouver Indochinese Women's Conference (VIWC) as a critical moment in the formation of solidarity networks and community building. In the months leading up to, and during the 1971 VIWC, lesbians forged long‐lasting connections with one another across re...

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Publicado en:Gender & History Vol. 37; no. 1; pp. 382 - 395
Autor principal: Klein, Candice
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Mar2025
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