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3. Kate Fearnley
Episode 3. Kate Fearnley.
In this episode of Queer Edinburgh: The Tapes we speak to Kate Fearnley. Kate was a founding member of the Edinburgh Bisexual Group, which was active between 1984 and 2000. This group offered meetings, conferences and a phoneline to Edinburgh's bisexual community. Kate was a part of various activist movements, including Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners. She also worked at Edinburgh's LGBTQ+ bookshop, Lavender Menace (which later became West and Wilde). This episode covers themes of bisexuality and bierasure, activism, community and belonging.
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By Living Memory AssociationEpisode 3. Kate Fearnley.
In this episode of Queer Edinburgh: The Tapes we speak to Kate Fearnley. Kate was a founding member of the Edinburgh Bisexual Group, which was active between 1984 and 2000. This group offered meetings, conferences and a phoneline to Edinburgh's bisexual community. Kate was a part of various activist movements, including Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners. She also worked at Edinburgh's LGBTQ+ bookshop, Lavender Menace (which later became West and Wilde). This episode covers themes of bisexuality and bierasure, activism, community and belonging.