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We are the B in LBGTQIA! We advocate for the B in LGBT! Happy #BiWeek 2018 Our history is rich and diverse Meet our new President

We are the B in LBGTQIA!

Since 1990 BiNet USA has been advocating for the bisexual community. We are the B in LGBT!

We advocate for the B in LGBT!

In 2014, former BiNet USA President, Faith Cheltenham, became the first leader of a bisexual organization to be invited to witness an executive order signing on stage at the White House.

Happy #BiWeek 2018

In 2013, BiNet USA launched #BiWeek with GLAAD to further bi, pan, fluid, queer (bi+ or bi plus) visiblity for all.

Our history is rich and diverse

Bisexuals have been part of the modern LGBT Civil Rights Movement since the beginning.

Meet our new President

Lynnette McFadzen, BiCast founder and producer is the new BiNet USA President! Listen to her inaugural podcast to learn more about her vision for BiNet USA.

We're Here and We Remain Ready

“Are we ready for a National Bisexual Network?” was proposed on a 1987 flyer distributed to bi folks marching in the 1987 March on Washington by Liz Nania (who designed the overlapping triangles in the BiNet USA logo) and Lucy Friedland of Boston Bi Women who coordinated with me and Autumn Courtney of BiPOL San Francisco to handle the response to the flyer. From that came the first National Bisexual Conference in 1990 where the work of organizing BiNet USA began." – Lani Ka’ahumanu (Wikipedia)

He’s not gay. He’s bisexual. A NYC Math Teacher is holding his Commitment Ceremony

X-Posted from article by Susan Farley for The New York Times: NY/Region published: March 23, 2009Most of the Seventh Grade Will Be at the Commitment Ceremony Sometimes the best news is that a story makes no news. Chance Nalley, a teacher at Columbia Secondary School, said students kept asking if…

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The Spring 2009 issue of ‘Bi Lines On Line’ has been released today

“Bi Lines On Line“ is the long running newsletter produced by ROBIN, The Richmond Bisexual Network. In this Spring 2009 issue a new column about Norfolk, VA based artist Jule Clark has been added. She is the third BGLT (Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender) musical artist that is now feature in…

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I Hate the Word ‘Bisexual’ – Brunch Tales From Albuquerque

written by Miss Bliss on February 4, 2009 – 10:00 am and X-Posted here with permission “I don’t think of myself as bi. I actually hate that word,” says Jenn, a stunning brunette with sky blue eyes. “I think I am just a very sensual person who loves sex.” It…

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