Showing Up For What You Are
By John Lapsley Boston isn’t New York. Has anyone mentioned this to you? It’s also not Paris, Los Angeles, Edinburgh, less weird than Portland, less international than Montreal. And as a bored-looking man repeated several times at a recent Armory disco night, it is decidedly no Berlin. It’s easier, period, to define something by what […]
The Bi+ Voters Guide
By the Advocacy Committee Aiyanah Peeples Lauren Mariolis Bailey Merlin Brooke Lindley Disclaimer While we have created this resource with the most up to date information and resources that we have, voting rights and regulations are currently constantly undergoing change. We will try to update this page as federal changes are made, but we do […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What Gives You Hope for the Future as a Bi+ Person?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses that highlight what makes this […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What’s your most Affirming Moment as a Bi+ Person This Year?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses in a series of articles […]
The Feeling of Being Seen at Pride
by Brooke Lindley I’m from a smaller city in Michigan, and this year I attended two Prides in Michigan. There is a particular kind of loneliness that can exist even in a crowd full of rainbows. It is the feeling of standing at a Pride festival surrounded by music, laughter, glitter, flags, vendors, chosen family, and […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: Where do you find community as a Bi+ person?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses that highlight what makes this […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What’s your favorite thing about being Bi+?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses that highlight what makes this […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What Does PRIDE Mean to You
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester As we celebrate Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. As part of Pride, we created a survey asking you to share about your experience as Bi+ people. Thus far, the response has been overwhelming. We thank […]
I’m Sorry It’s Been Awful: A Love Letter to the Bi+ Black Man
By Jade Johnson-Brown I’m all about curating a vibe. Music blasting, a glass of sauvignon blanc (with frozen jalapeno slices), and my kitchen–bracing itself for another meal I put together for my family. Head down while I’m crafting messaging for work. The soundtrack lately? Isaiah Rashad’s It’s Been Awful. If you’re not familiar, I suggest […]
Living in the Gray Area: Being Bisexual and Demisexual
By: Sara Schmieder (she/they) In 2021, I found myself sitting in my car next to this person I had just concluded a 3rd date with. It was raining, like a torrential downpour raining so we were sitting in the car waiting for it to subside and debriefing the movie we just watched. When the conversation […]