Happy Pride!
Since our inception in 1976, Lilith has been a home and a microphone for queer writers and artists--and their stories. Pictured here is just a small sampling of these stories.
Here`s to the past 50 years...and many more to come 🌈
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The queen has arrived!
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Iconic cover art by @ddurch
Have you ever been hypnotized by a photograph? We love these Jewish women who roamed the Wild West.
From Lilith’s Fall/Winter 1985-1986 issue, Harriet Rochlin documents pioneer Jewish women of the American West.
📸 One: Josephine Sarah (Josie) Marcus (1861-1944). A native of San Francisco, she ran away with a theatrical troupe at 18, and spent 50 years roaming the West with her husband, onetime Tombstone sheriff Wyatt Earp. (Photo courtesy J. Eduardo Robinson, Sonora, Mex.)
📸 Two: New York-born Bertha Frank Meyers, who came to Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1873 as a young bride, became a leader in her community. She was an avid horseback rider and bicyclist as well. (Photo courtesy Lyman Spaulding, Cheyenne)
“And in conclusion, that`s how the patriarchy intersects with late-capitalist white supremacist class hegemony..."
Spotted this weekend in the Ripped Bodice in Brooklyn... We have the same rule in the Lilith office.
