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Essayists consider racism within the movement; the place of transgendered people in the lesbian community; queer parenting; and femme sexuality. I was single and newly 21 the first time I was going to a gay club. Although editor Kleindienst's rhetorical introductions to every essay add a textbook feel, and a number of contributions suffer from pedestrian writing or familiar platitudes ""Only in unity with each other and in coalition with our allies can we move ahead to achieve our common agenda"" , readers will be drawn to familiar standouts, including Dorothy Allison who, in an essay originally published in Harper's, reflects on the hostility she encounters from the gay community when appearing in public with her straight-looking family , Joan Nestle, Urvashi Vaid and Barbara Smith who succinctly characterizes good leadership as ""humor, cooperation, reliability, humility, and kindness"". And for the curious, I chose a green cocktail dress for my first night out. In the days when same-sex relationships had to be concealed even in sexually diverse metropolitan areas, visual clues were what our queer predecessors had to go by. Not easy, but essential nonetheless -- these are some of the critical issues tackled in This Is What Lesbian Looks Like's two dozen essays. Popular fashion is increasingly rejecting gender binaries.

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