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Web sites
http://adjectivemarcus.livejournal.com/ -- Long-time bi activist Marcus Morgan from the UK keeps one of the better blogs.
http://freaksexual.wordpress.com -- poly/bi blog
http://curriedspam.livejournal.com -- Wendy Curry, one of our favorite people in the world.
www.biwriters.org/pages/embeddedblogI.html -- The Bi Writer's Association blog.
National resources
www.Bisexual.org -- The web site for the Bisexual Foundation. It offers a comprehensive state-by-state listing of just about every bi group in the country.
www.biresource.org -- The site for the Bisexual Resource Center in Boston. This is where you can buy the Bisexual Resource Guide, and where you can search it on line.
www.bisexual.com -- Chat, personal ads, articles, advocacy and more for bisexual folks.
www.biresource.org/bbwn -- this is the home of the Boston Bi Women's Network. Founded in 1983, this group has paid a huge role in the history of bisexual activism.
www.bicafe.com -- A national, huge, successful social site from Florida. It's also the home of the bi flag.
www.bimagazine.org -- our very own online magazine from the Bisexual Foundation
www.findbi.com -- This pretty site has a lot of possibilities. See what you think.
www.bisexualindex.org.uk -- New from the UK
www.biwriters.org -- The Bi Writers Association is the foremost voice promoting bi writers, bi books and bisexual writing in America. They say they are working to put the “B” in LGBT.
www.robynochs.com -- Robyn is like THE bi activist, doing speaking engagements 30 times a year all over the country. And she has a great site.
www.thefence.ca -- From our neighbor to the north, a great newsletter for bisexual women.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BiBookClub -- How
about a book club?
Local resources
www.geocities.com/tcbop1 -- The new home of the Bisexual Organizing Project (BOP), the Twin Cities only bi specific organization. Check out their calendar of events.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Bisexualorganizingproject/ -- This is the Yahoo group to communicate with BOP.
www.outfront.org -- The place to find just about everything going on for the GLBT community, from a comprehensive page of organizations, to a great calendar section.
www.lavendermagazine.com -- The major GLBT paper in the Twin Cities.
www.himprogram.org -- Home of the HIM Program of the Red Door Clinic. The offers information on the many and various groups they offer, all of them inclusive of bi men.
www.pridealive.org -- Pride Alive is the queer men's health initiative from the Minnesota AIDS Project.
www.williamburleson.org -- Local bi activist Bill Burleson's site, featuring essays about bisexuality and information about his book, Bi America.
Nearby regional groups
www.netwurx.net/~bidef -- Bi Definition is the bi group from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They hosted BECAUSE in 2001 and 2002.
Allied communities
www.polyamory.org -- Ground zero for many in the poly community. Don't know what "poly" is? Then definitely check it out.
www.mnpoly.org -- Where you can find the Twin cities Poly community.
www.tmen.net -- Twin Cities T Men group is for people assigned female at birth and no longer feels that is complete or accurate.
www.debradavis.org -- Home of the Gender Education Center, offering information and Debra Davis.
www.isna.org -- Information on the issues faced by intersex persons.
www.kawashaway.org -- Home of the Minnesota Radical Fairies. In our experience, one can't find a more bi friendly group.
www.knightsofleather.org -- a good connection into the Twin Cities leather community.
www.tcmc.org -- The Men's Center is long-time bisexual hangout.
Here are a few resources, and insights, we hope are useful. but this is just a start; check out these sites' links pages for an exponential tour of the Internet.
Fact: bi's rule on the web. If you ever doubted that there were a lot of bisexual people in Minnesota, the U.S. or the world, a look around the web will convince you otherwise.
BOP is the Twin Cities own bi organization, and your best bet for local community. Check it out.
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