Y'know, I think a magazine featuring hot dykes and butches like her would go a long way to having more muscular and strong representations of women in the mainstream.
Or we should accept the idea of a woman's value not being tied to her attractiveness. Kingrey practiced personal hygiene and wore uniforms assigned by her employer. She's fulfilled all the requirements in the apparel department as far as her job is concerned. Her supervisors don't need to see lesbian representation, they need to do their job.
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Y'know, I think a magazine featuring hot dykes and butches like her would go a long way to having more muscular and strong representations of women in the mainstream.
Or we should accept the idea of a woman's value not being tied to her attractiveness. Kingrey practiced personal hygiene and wore uniforms assigned by her employer. She's fulfilled all the requirements in the apparel department as far as her job is concerned. Her supervisors don't need to see lesbian representation, they need to do their job.
I would immediately subscribe. Instant button smash.