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Welcome! See what's new on Epochalips.com. We want to hear from you! Submit your stories to [email protected]. 
Robin LoweySherri Murrell �2012 All rights reserved

Out Lesbian Coaches  

I caught up with lesbian college coaches Sherri Murrell (Portland State) and Sandra Botham (Univ. of Wisconsin) at the Time Out for Equality Brunch benefiting NCLR in Denver last month. It was an amazing event celebrating the 40th anniversary of Title IX
E: You are both pioneers in Women's Division 1 College Basketball as the first out lesbian coaches and she-roes to many. Did you encounter any bad reactions when you first came out? ...
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Pauline MiriamThe Epochalips Interview � 2012

Pauline Mariam is HOT 

Hot Flash was founded by Pauline Miriam, a political organizer from the 70s who found herself unexpectedly single at age 50. She realized her options for meeting women her own age were extremely limited, so she created Hot Flash Dance Parties. Now in its eighth year, Hot Flash Inferno has grown beyond the wildest dreams of Pauline, with dances throughout the West Coast, from Seattle to San Diego... Read More 

Margie Adam �2012 All rights reserved

Margie Adam & Jewelle Gomez Part 2

It's interesting, the energetic trajectory of an artist. I remember sometime in 1975, writing "Would You Like To Tapdance On The Moon?" on the back of a California map, driving down the freeway at 80 miles an hour. I was on fire! And Jewelle, I don't experience you being any less on fire now - nor do I feel like I am...Read More

Monica Palacios
Monica Palacios  �2012 All rights reserved
Active Bottoms    
I stared at myself in the mirror thinking-I look like a muffin.  But as soon as I put on the shape enhancing fabric, I was transformed from a muffin into a long and slender cr�pe. My new attitude grew as I continued to try on other metamorphic shorts. I felt so good I started to sing and dance around like Liza Minnelli in Cabaret. "What good is sitting alone in your room"  I belted out. "Come hear the music play. Life is a Cabaret old chum"... Read More
Miz Chris
Miz Chris of Eden Pride!

We sat down with Miz Chris to find out more about Eden Pride in San Francisco.  

E: This is your 3rd year in San Francisco, can you tell us a little about Eden, its history and how it got started?  

MC: I grew up in a very small town in Texas where being gay was probably the worst thing you could be. But being gay, Mexican and Catholic...well I had the triple whammy... Read More

Jeanne Cordova Robin Lowey �2012 All rights reserved

Sex, History & Lesbian Outlaws    

Jeanne Cordova's new book, 'When We Were Outlaws' is hard to put down.    

When I came out in 1979 I had no awareness of what was happening in the struggle for Gay and Lesbian rights both past and present. Jeanne played a huge role in the Los Angeles Lesbian movement of the 1970s. Her memoir is an inspiring story about a time when Gay men and Lesbians didn't necessarily see themselves as allies. She explains what being a radical feminist was like in the early days. How she struggled with ideals such as the commitment to non-monogamy, commonly thought of as a Patriarchal construct...Read More  

Robin Lowey �2010 All rights reserved-from the archvesRobin Lowey

My Murphy Brown Pregnancy 

I was the most unlikely woman to bear a child that I've ever heard of. When I grew up in the 60's as a rough-and-tumble tomboy, I used to fantasize that I still had a choice as to whether I would grow up to be male or female. I was sure that if I ended up as a boy, I'd be shipped off to Vietnam. But if I was a girl-I would have to bear a child-an equally horrifying prospect. Neither option was appealing in the least.  One day while I practiced flexing my muscles...   Read More 

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