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• Demiromantic

  Demiromantic describes people who do not experience romantic attraction until they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone, according to the most common definition. Other definitions of this romantic orientation are only experiencing limited

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• Lesbian pulp fiction

  Lesbian pulp fiction is a genre of fiction that emerged after World War II. Previously, books were published in hardback format, but the new paperback format had made books less expensive to produce and much

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• Lesbian

  Lesbian, a term with multiple definitions, is most often defined as a woman who is attracted to other women romantically, sexually, or both. The term is generally used as a self-identification of sexual or

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• Non-binary

  Non-binary is a term referring to individuals whose gender identity does not exclusively fall into the binary gender classification of only "man" or "woman." Those who are non-binary may identify with either masculinity

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• Drag

  Drag is a type of performance art created by the queer community that involves exaggerated attire resembling the opposite sex, or other forms of gender expression. The artform originated in the late 16th and early

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• Lesbians in media

  Media featuring lesbian characters, media created by lesbians, and public figures who are lesbians. Historic[] Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu (1871–1872), Idylle Saphique by Liane de Pougy (1901)

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• William Dorsey Swann

  William Dorsey Swann (1860 - 1925) was an American activist and the first self-identifying "queen of drag". Swann was born into slavery in Hancock, Maryland on the plantation owned by Ann Murray. He was his

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