Join Jocelyn Macdonald, a D.C.-based writer and radical feminist poet, and Bev Jo, a writer and advocate for lesbian relationships, as they dive into the rich tapestry of lesbian identity. They share coming out stories and discuss the empowering essence of lesbian love in a patriarchal society. The conversation touches on the benefits of embracing lesbianism, societal challenges faced by women, and the complexities of attraction, celebrating the strength found in authentic connections among women.

Jocelyn Macdonald, a prominent advocate for lesbian issues, leads a lively discussion on political lesbianism at WoLF Fest 2016. The conversation tackles the complexities of sexual identity amidst societal pressures, emphasizing the need for safe spaces for self-exploration. Macdonald highlights the harmful implications of the 'Born This Way' narrative and shares insights into unique cultural practices, such as the Tanzanian tradition of women marrying each other. The dialogue fosters empowerment and visibility within the radical feminist community.