Black Lesbian Archives
The Archives for Black Lesbians to Build Community, Educate & Preserve Our Culture. For Black Lesbian Grassroots Collectives & Individuals that exist(ed) from the late 60s-90s. (Digital Based + Traveling In-Person Events)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Reimagining Worlds Through a Black Lesbian Lens
As Pride Month unfolds, I’ve found myself thinking less about visibility and more about all the possibilities.
What does it mean to not only celebrate who we are, but to imagine the worlds we deserve? Sometimes I feel like a broken record...
Black Lesbian Gardening, Soil & Community Futures
May 2026 Archival Reflections
Hey y’all! I hope everybody is good where ever you may be in world!
Archival Spotlight: Anita Cornwell
In 2019, while visiting an LGBTQ center in Philadelphia, I came across the archives and journals of Anita Cornwell for the first time.
At the time, I didn’t fully realize the significance of the moment. I remember seeing her writings, jour...
Beverley Ditsie: Liberation, Visibility & Community Power
Today we are discussing a Black Lesbian activist named Beverley Palesa Ditsie. South African artist, and filmmaker whose courage helped shape our liberation across the continent and beyond.
She grew up in Soweto during apartheid a place w...
Archival Timeline: Black Lesbian & Gay Centre Project (London, 1980s)
This timeline highlights the work of the Black Lesbian and Gay Centre Project a community-driven initiative that emerged in 1980s London to create space, resources, and connection for Black Lesbians and Gay communities.
From organizing a d...
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The Archives for Black Lesbians to Build Community, Educate & Preserve Our Culture EST June 25th, 2017
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