A visual history of lesbian activism from around the world: 58 images of dyke marches
Nikki Aye,Trudy Ring
·3 min read
photo gallery Dyke Marches Dykes on Bikes worldwide through history
photo gallery Dyke Marches Dykes on Bikes worldwide through history
Emmanuele Contini/NurPhoto via Getty Images; Liz Devine/WWD/Penske Media via Getty Images; Alexi Rosenfeld/ Getty Images; Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images; Chris So/Toronto Star via Getty Images
Lesbians have often had to fight for a place in the LGBTQ+ movement, but they have done so loudly and proudly, and they have proved themselves indispensable to queer activism, pressing the movement to reach ever higher. Groups such as the Lesbian Avengers, which organized the Dyke Marches, and Dykes on Bikes have shown their colors at events around the world over the decades.
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