Radical Lesbian-Feminist have a long history of anti-militarism.
Feminist message of anti-militarism anti-racism anti-classim anti-misogyny
The Long History of Lesbian Anit-Militarism "Inclusion: in the military is NOT Liberation Antiwar movements and civil rights movements have never been separate from Lesbian Liberation movements. Radical Lesbians have always been active in the anti-war, anti-nuclear freeze movements, but they are rarely recognized.
Here's a few:
Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance (ALFA), which created a safe, women-only space from 1972 to 1994, then later Dykes for the Second American Revolution (DARII).
Lorraine Fontana founding member of the Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance (ALFA) Code Pink, The Lesbian Avengers, No Merci ALFA,
Mandy Carter War Resisters League/West in San Francisco https://www.sinisterwisdom.org/SW93Supplement/Carter field director for the National Black Lesbian and Gay Leadership Forum,
(1:17:73) She taught Women's Studies at San Francisco State for 18 years. She left Sonoma State when it became difficult to think about race and class at Sonoma State.
Ruth Mahaney San Francisco CA Audio Radical Lesbian Activist https://archive.org/details/ruth-mahaney-radical-lesbian-activist Corinne Manning
Lorraine Fontana Atlanta GA Georgia Voice https://thegavoice.com/community/activist-in-action-lesbian-activist-lorraine-fontana/
Mandy Carter is a well-known African-American lesbian anti war activist
LilyYuriko Shinde Vancouver Canada is a 69-year old Japanese Canadian lesbian founding members of the first Third World Women's group and Women of Color group in Vancouver.
Lesbians and Gays Against Intervention, or LAGAI, which formed in the Bay Area in the 1980s to combat U.S.-sponsored terror in Latin America
Lesbians in every group from WILPF Women's international League for Peace and Freedom
The Lesbian Avengers
We WIll NOT Be Commodified
Dorothy Marder Women's Strike Force for Peace
Dorothy Marder Women's Strike for Peace https://www.swarthmore.edu/library/peace/Exhibits/Dorothy%20Marder/MarderActivism_files/MarderActivism.html Dorothy Marder’s photography during the period of the early 1960s to mid 1970s documented the “real” anti-war movement, particularly in New York City. Marder believed that the large news corporations covered only national demonstrations, distorted the reality of the anti-war movement, and neglected the small or local protests
Seneca Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice Collection http://findingaids.library.umass.edu/ead/mums839
Gay Anti War Journals Out Now! Notes of a Lesbian Feminist During War time https://library.fes.de/libalt/journals/swetsfulltext/12592953.pdf
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