Dot Femme Podcast

Dot Femme Podcast
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LGBTQ History, Unapologetically Queer
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The podcast delves into various significant figures and moments in LGBTQ history, focusing on themes such as revolutionary activism and social change. Examples include episodes dedicated to Leslie Feinberg's radical contributions to queer liberation in the 1970s, the life of the Chevalier d’Eon as a gender-nonconforming personality during the Revolutionary era, and Magnus Hirschfeld's pioneering work in sexology. Each episode aims to highlight the cultural and political contexts of these historical figures.

LGBTQ History, Unapologetically Queer

April 23, 2025 · Season 1 · Episode 4
Leslie Feinberg
46 Min, 8 Sec · By The Dot Femme Podcast
“Remember me as a revolutionary communist.”
This week on Dot Femme, Dany Gonzalez and Claire Michelle head to 1970s New York City, rain-soaked streets and all, to explore the life and legacy of Leslie Feinberg — pioneering theorist, trans historian, and radical working-class voice in the queer liberation movement.

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