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Lucy Lawless as Xena

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lets talk about it

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Carrie-Anne Moss in The Matrix (1999) dir. The Wachowskis

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Source: On Our Backs Guide To Lesbian Sex, edited by Diana Cage

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Matisse Circle by Leonard Nimroy, The Full Body Project

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Donna Summer photographed by Francesco Scavullo in 1978

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message from my youtube recommendations im delivering

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More fauns

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rico

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Aya [Brown]’s scenic depictions beam with ghetto nuance and seduction. Her work is intersectional—she takes artifacts from Black and queer culture and fuses them, putting a face to the often unseen. Aya’s art suggests that lowbrow is the latest highbrow response to boring straight white male culture. Her style draws upon figures both living and deceased, from Missy Elliott to Toni Morrison. It’s nasty foreplay and sensual love. It’s Black Lesbian pride. “It is one of my biggest missions in life to document my own history, BLACK LESBIAN history,” she tells office. “This is not a game of telephone. I don’t want a little Black girl to learn about us, from anyone but us.”

Harder Than Ever Before

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from lesbian love advisor by celeste west, october 1989

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Escalator repairwoman (elevator mechanic). Tradeswomen Magazine 1988

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