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~~2~~~ AUG 1973 ($THE bESBIAN TIJ9E~ A FEMINIST PUBLICATION, WRITTEN BY AND FOR THE RISING TIDE --------..OF WOMEN TODAY. - uhe THE TIDE COLLECTIVE ADVERTISING Jeanne Cordova VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 Lou Junker CIRCULATION Diane Banos Barbara Gehrke Pat Greene Thea Hollingsworth Kay Stevens Joanie Swiedler Kathy White BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS Denise Fox Barbara McLean Nena Snow BUSINESS AND COORDINATION Denise Fox EDITORIAL Alice Bloch Jeanne Cordova PeggyKimball Barbara McLean Nancy FINANCE Trish Vakarcs PRODUCTION Dayna Agan Jan Lydon Maggie Marg Tyler Graphics by Maggie Brauner The LESBIAN TI DE is a feminist lesbian magazine. It is financially supported by the community it serves and is maintained by the pride, time, and efforts of a working collective of lesbians. Published by The Tide The opinions expressed in this magazine Collective. are not necessarily those of the Tide Collective. This publication is on file at the International Women's History Archive, 2235 Oak St.. Berkeley, Calif. 94708, and is available on microfilm through Bell and Howell, Drawer "E", Wooster, Ohio, 44691. 373 No. Western_ Room 202. L.A., CA 90004 _ 467-3931 FROM US ON OUR 2ND BIRTHDAY The Lesbian Tide was born in August, 1971, then Some things haven't changed at all. the Newsletter/Magazine of the Los Angeles chapter The Christmas, 1971 issure: More on the of D.O.B. (now defunct). The staff: Jeanne, Deeni, I ntergroup council. "Rumblings from Intergroup Caren, Gail, Barbara ...no previous experience, no Council have been heard for some time now regarding money. We did EVERYTHING by hand. We did it 1) In what ways is the council representative of because we saw a need. L.A. had no lesbian I and/or responsible to the organizations? 2) should the feminist press. There it was, a very iittle magazine, Task Force for Education form a fourth organization working hard to reflect the issues in L.A.: old gay vs. and declare itself financially independent of the new gay, the birth of the first lesbian mother's council? 3) who and what is the Intergroup Council, organization. "This magazine is a lesbian publication. since it no longer receives real support from the Written by and for the rising tide of Gay women organizations (that it is to represent)?" The council today; it will speak of their numbers, their lives, their was making waves in L.A. Women who wouldn't ideas and their pride ... r r speak to each other before were now working InN ovember 1971, we wrote about the L.A. together ...and liking it. The waves hit D.O.B. "Just Intergroup Council (Representatives from DOB, who are you loyal to, the councilor D.O.B.?" The Lesbian Feminists, Gay Women's Service Center), the crack which was to become the big split began. council's Task Force for Education. We wrote about January, 1972: Inside back cover, "ABOUT US ... M.C.C., printed the speech Jeanne delivered at UCLA, Since its inception ...The Lesbian Tide has been a DOB did a Herstory on June Herrle (G.C.S.C.), and printed publication.Atthe recent DOB business meeting, the an article titled "Sisterhood" by Elaine Sinclair of staff of the Lesbian Tide asked for and was granted New York D.O.B. It began, "Did a sister have an idea, independence. This means that as of this date, the take some action, do somthing? Tear her down, Lesbian Tide is non-group affiliated, an independent ridicule her, destroy her. Is she bright, ambitious, magazine. It is supported by the pride, time and skilled? Outshout her, scream and swear, mock her." efforts of a working collective of Gay women ...the Page 3 staff of the Lesbian Tide." A working collective of July 72 ...We go big Now 8Y:! x 11 regular magazine Gay women: now Jeanne, Sharon, Lynne, Deeni, size. Had to change printers though. Circulation Sami, Kay, Caren, Gail, Barbara. Well, not REALLY a approaching 1,000. We try typesetting (got a great collective. The word was so new to us. We hardly deal, one time only though) and, of course, we like it. knew its meaning ...its real meaning. We wrote about Can't afford to do it at regular rates though. We now Sisters Liberated House, a project of the Intergroup have one employee, Jeanne. We dream of someday Council, a home for women who had no home. Great providing jobs for women. The Woman's Service idea. Still is. There were high hopes in January. Center closes. Everyone would talk about it at the Lesbian Feminist September 1972: The radical Lesbian feminist group Coffee House on Saturday nights at the Women's forms in Santa Ana (Times have changed in some Center. The Women's Center was going strong then. ways.) Freda Smith writes on the ERA demonstration They had classes in EVERYTHING. The Intergroup in Sacramento. The Tide Collective now grown to 17. council changed its name to the Lesbian Coalition of We can hardly fit in Jeanne's house, now also the Southern California. Sisters from San Diego came all Tide office. Twenty five gay men are busted in L.A.'s the way up to L.A. for the meetings-and we made Black Pipe Bar. The L.A. area Lesbians get together sure they went back with copies of the Lesbian Tide. to plan for participation in the NCGO (National Circulation then: about 400 per month. And already Coalition of Gay Organizations. Cam Mitchell, as an we were complaining about collating. out front lesbian, wins custody of her child. It's a February, 1972: We began to act a little more victory for all Lesbian mothers. Hey, the poetry is professional. Down to the L.A. convention center to really getting better. Evan's poem "Superdykes" is a do a story on Shirley Chisholm campaigning for the fine piece. The Lesbian Coalition of Southern presidency. Had problems getting the Lesbian Tide in California folds. a number of places, like the local gay women's bars. October 1972: Color on the cover. Circulation: 1,000 Owners didn't like the word "Lesbian" right there on Now have 40 distribution points in addition to the front cover of the magazine. Should we change subscriptions. Time to drop the "Where to get the the name? No. Damn it! THAT is what we're all Tide" Now takes to much space to print it. about! L.A. D.O.B. folds. November 1972: Gloria Steinem on the cover and in May, 1972: A shiny cover and 26 pages! Really interview. The collective reorganizes into looking better. Jayne, Laura, Rita, Jeri, Kelly, Bee departments. The whole thing has now become so and Tyler joined us. We were now 14. "Where its at", complicated that we're forced into structure. There's a public service column is now a regular feature along Fin ance, Production, Circulation, Advertising. We with the Calendar. Lesbians on the cover are develop our own ad to send to other publications. )- marching in the Anti-War demonstration. Kelly is December 1972: 36 pages! Sacramento's Gay doing an expose of The Sybil Brand Institute for women's theatre group on the cover. Community Woman - L.A.'s Women's Jail, famous for its "Daddy relations department added. Tide staff now 20. The Tank" -where they put gay women to segregate them feature story: "Is N.O.W. Homophobic" by Julie Lee. from their potential victims. Now beginning to get A lesbian beaten by the police in L.A. An analyses of ads, a bookstore and two bars. The West Side the election results. Gays picket Catholic church in Womens Center is now in operation. Get some Sacramento. That was during the Southwest Lesbian Tides over there. Circulation now about 600, Conference of NCGO ...where the lesbians really got mostly local distribution. We talk about going their shit together. "Lesbian Issues Strong At Sacramento Conference". It was decided to have a National - seriously. J u n e 72 ... C h r i stopher Street West, thoughts on National Lesbian Conference in L.A. in the spring of collective living. Marge Buckley running for L.A. '73. D.O.B. in San Francisco is split over the District Attorney, the Oem ise of the "Herstory" trans-sexual issue. We begin "Crosscurrents". It will co lumn, the California Committe for Social Law now be a regular feature. Reform now in the news. Sisters Liberation House",a January 1973: "1 nside Terminal Island" (We really had to take risks to get article!) ..."China" by half way house, now changed to "Sisters Liberated that Fran Winant, one of the finest poems we had ever House", to be a living collective of is women. They read-anywhere. Maggi does a fantastic graphic for it. advertise in the Tide." VACANCIES. Bars, R ita starts her "Rita Right on (whatever)", this particularly in the valley, hide the Lesbian Tide under the counters. Pretty hard to sell it that way. Continued on page 20 Page 4 LESBIAN TIDE Picnic As A Social Picn ic As A Benefit by Pat Greene by Pat Greene What do you get when you mix sunshine, In the Los Angeles, Valley, Hollywood, Orange watermelon, hot dogs, softball, beer, then cover it County, and beach area bars we leafleted. It was with joyful music and loud voices singing their own announced on the radio. Women's groups were words? A WOMEN'S PICNIC. contacted by phone. Leaflets were posted in all the We got together outside on July 14· to be women's facilities. Yet only 95 women supported the with ...
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