Shakespeare was Bi, Queer people can be biphobic, and bisexuality is freedom!
This week I’m joined by Mel Reeve, writer, archivist & founder of Bi History!

PSA: There’s no tarot segment this week because we only had an hour but - I did guess Mel’s starsign correctly in the first five minutes.

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Content Warnings: Biphobia, bi erasure, bi exclusion in queer spaces, homophobia, homophobic slurs, transphobia, higher rates of sexual assault/domestic violence/abuse experienced by bisexual people and queer people, abuse within queer relationships. I briefly mention throwing up randomly one day.
Please message me on IG if there's anything missing from this list.

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Mel has been published in four (!) anthologies:
The Bi-Ble: An Anthology of Essays on Bisexuality ed. by Monstrous Regiment
Queering the Map of Glasgow by Gary Crosbie, Mel Reeve & Ely Percy
Tabloid Art History Vol. 2 by Chloe Esslemont, Elise Bell & Mavanne Soret
Nasty Women ed. by 404 Ink

Resources mentioned:
Actively Bisexual (zine) by Mel Reeve
Women & Bisexuality by Sue George
Bi Notes for a Bisexual Revolution by Shiri Eisner

Also, Shakespeare is a chaotic Bisexual icon:
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/news/shakespeare-bisexual-sexuality-evidence-plays-a9684056.html

Music: PremiumWave