This video is a little long, but its a tribute to butches, as well as being presented by a butch. Love me some butches!
Smooches,
Keri

LaneyDoll.....
 

That Pic is SEXY AS HELL..!!!!!..

Butch and Beyond
 

This is from 100 Lesbian Films

I've also just realised that this hasn't been updated since 2009. Anyone know what happened?

I don't know if Sinclair intends to revisit this project. She's been really busy with her writing career here in NYC. She recently put together a butch/femme erotica compilation. I'll ask her about it the next time I run into her.

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Oh how funny, I think I have those boots in the top picture....

Oh my goodness :) :) :) Me like-y so much. Thank you Quintease. It's official, I want a stud.

Very nice, keri....I :heartbeat: Ivan Coyote.

:blush: ::::fans self:::::

Tracy Chapman
 

It's the eyes, the look in her eyes.

Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper
 

Bumpin'

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Butchone1969
 

Thank you...that was much appreciated. :heartbeat:

Judith/Jack Halberstam, 2011 Judith Halberstam, also Jack Halberstam, (born 15 December 1961) is Professor of English and Director of The Center for Feminist Research at University of Southern California. Halberstam was an Associate Professor in the Department of Literature at the University of California at San Diego before working at USC. She (also sometimes using male pronouns) has made contributions as a gender and queer theorist and author.

Halberstam primarily focuses on the topics of tomboys and female masculinity and has published a book titled after the concept. In this work, she famously discusses a common by-product of gender binarism, termed "the bathroom problem". This outlines the dangerous and awkward dilemma of a perceived gender deviant's justification of presence in a gender-policed zone, such as a public bathroom, and the identity implications of "passing" therein.

Halberstam earned her BA with a major in English, at the University of California at Berkeley in 1985. She received her MA from the University of Minnesota in 1989, and her PhD from the same school in 1991.

The Queer Art of Failure argues that failure can be productive, a way of critiquing capitalism and heteronormativity. Using examples from popular culture, like Pixar animated films, Halberstam explores alternatives to individualism and conformity. In a Queer Time and Place: Transgender Bodies, Subcultural Lives, looks at queer subculture and proposes a conception of time and space independent of the influence of normative heterosexual/familial lifestyle. Halberstam has been nominated three times for Lambda Literary Awards, twice for her most widely-known non-fiction book, Female Masculinity. She coedits with Lisa Lowe, "Perverse Modernities," a book series with Duke University Press.

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