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racism
Interview With Margaret Cho
by
Karman Kregloe
,
May 14, 2007
Never at a loss for words, the bisexual comedian talks about racism, hosting Cyndi Lauper's True Colors tour, and her film,
Bam Bam and Celeste
.
Tasha, "The L Word," and Black Butch Lesbians in Film and Television
by
Karman Kregloe
,
Mar 13, 2007
The L Word
's Tasha Williams broadens representations of black butch lesbians in TV and film.
HomoHop's Melange Lavonne
by
Karman Kregloe
,
Feb 18, 2007
This outspoken, out lesbian hip-hop artist creatively battles racism, homophobia and cancer.
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