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Bobbie the Dyke Doll, 2005

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THERE IS STILL TIME
by z3lart
I posted about the exhibition Lavender Menace put on recently - and they could use your support!
They're a really vital queer archive and community space, but they're facing clousures if they can't get funding streams secured. And trust me; the funding landscape in Scotland is diabolical for everyone right now, and queer organisations are getting hit harder.
They've secured funding for 6 months through crowdfunding already (!!!) but getting to their stretch goal of £45k would allow them to stay open for a year and really help their case for future funding applications.
There's a few thankyou rewards on offer, too, including badges, postcards, books, theatre tickets, workshops, and a massage! (the last 3 are all based IRL in ediburgh though)
If you're able to, you can donate here!
Yellow with green text, "An Army of Lovers Shall Not Fail" and green labrys.
Collection:
Schlesinger Library, Harvard Radcliffe Institute
From Wearing Gay History Archive

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Launching the Wetty Digital Zine Lab 💧
A bi-weekly online creative container for storytelling, collage, reflection, and collective zine-making rooted in Wetty pedagogy and elemental storytelling.
No prior zine-making experience needed.
Just come as you are.
🌱 Summer 2026 Wetty Cenote Cycle begins May 24
🌀 Every other Sunday
💻 Zoom
💧 Suggested donation: $5–15 (no one turned away)
We gather to create collective archives of our stories, waters, grief, memory, rage, pleasure, and return.
More info + registration:
ko-fi.com/soynepantlerx
Toby, a self-identifying genderless person, appeared on the Sally Jessy Raphael show in 1989 to discuss their experience and gender identity.
some of my fave random pages from digital transgender archive and qzap zines