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What is necessary for us, for our queer movement in Japan

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Hibino, Makoto
AsiaPacificQueer Network

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Canberra, ACT: The Australian National University

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I am a bisexual or polysexual activist in Japan. So at first, I would point out the discrimination against bisexuals within our queer communities. Do you know about Bisexuals? Let’s confirm some basic facts. (1) Some people think that bisexual is the way or process to get the identity of lesbian or gay. (2) Many people are especially interested in one’s gender. (3)The bisexual opinion is, I think, different from the lesbian and gay viewpoints.

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Makoto, H (2005, July). What is necessary for us, for our queer movement in Japan. Paper presented at Sexualities, Genders and Rights in Asia: 1st International Conference of Asian Queer Studies. Bangkok, Thailand: AsiaPacifiQueer Network, Mahidol University; Australian National University

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Sexualities, genders and rights in Asia : 1st international Conference of Asian Queer Studies, Ambassador Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand 7-9 July 2005

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