Women who have Sex with Women:2024 Sex and Sexuality Calendar
Sex and Sexuality Calendar for Women Who Love Women Introducing the 8th edition of the captivating and empowering “Our Space, Our Face” Sex and Sexuality Calendar For Women Who Love Women. As the proud owner of this publication, brought to you by In Our Own Voices, Inc. (IOOV), get ready to indulge in a world of sensuality and strength. With a wide range of services provided by In Our Own Voices, Inc. (IOOV), including training, HIV prevention, health services, support groups, youth engagement, legal assistance, visibility and outreach, organizing and community engagement, anti-violence services, LGBTQIA+ support line, and emergency assistance, IOOV is committed to making a positive impact in the Capital Region of New York and beyond. Get ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and celebration with this remarkable calendar. Let the pages unfold and embrace the beauty of love, desire, and empowerment. Enjoy!
Sex and Sexuality Calendar for Women Who Love Women
Introducing the 8th edition of the captivating and empowering “Our Space, Our Face” Sex and Sexuality Calendar For Women Who Love Women. As the proud owner of this publication, brought to you by In Our Own Voices, Inc. (IOOV), get ready to indulge in a world of sensuality and strength.
With a wide range of services provided by In Our Own Voices, Inc. (IOOV), including training, HIV prevention, health services, support groups, youth engagement, legal assistance, visibility and outreach, organizing and community engagement, anti-violence services, LGBTQIA+ support line, and emergency assistance, IOOV is committed to making a positive impact in the Capital Region of New York and beyond.
Get ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and celebration with this remarkable calendar. Let the pages unfold and embrace the beauty of love, desire, and empowerment. Enjoy!
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JUNE Is<br />
PRIDE MONTh<br />
Black LGBT individuals are repeatedly erased <strong>and</strong><br />
denied existence, trapped in a societal narrative that<br />
equates Blackness <strong>with</strong> heteronormativity <strong>and</strong> falsely<br />
associates queerness exclusively <strong>with</strong> whiteness. This<br />
is not just a misconception but a denial of history;<br />
queerness has thrived in African cultures long before<br />
colonial-imposed homophobia ever took root. From<br />
ancient tribes led by figures across the spectrum<br />
of sexual <strong>and</strong> gender identities to the vibrant Black<br />
LGBT communities of today, we <strong>have</strong> always been<br />
here. Yet, despite our enduring presence, Black LGBT<br />
folks face significant barriers in accessing healthcare<br />
<strong>and</strong> insurance compared to their peers, making<br />
services like those provided by In Our Own Voices not<br />
just helpful, but essential.<br />
“In order to be visible,<br />
we need to be safe <strong>and</strong> healthy...”<br />
We dem<strong>and</strong> recognition, not just as a matter of<br />
identity but as a crucial step towards securing our<br />
health <strong>and</strong> safety. Visibility for Black LGBT people<br />
means having the healthcare infrastructure that<br />
recognizes <strong>and</strong> meets our specific needs. This isn’t<br />
about special treatment; it’s about equal access to<br />
resources that ensure we can live safely <strong>and</strong> healthily.<br />
It’s time to dismantle the myths that harm us <strong>and</strong><br />
build systems that uplift us. Free <strong>and</strong> accessible<br />
healthcare isn’t just a service—it’s a right, <strong>and</strong> it’s<br />
pivotal to our survival <strong>and</strong> resistance against a<br />
system that often overlooks us.
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