the bisexual community should be a place where lines are erased. bisexuality dismisses, disproves, and defies dichotomies. it connotes a loss of rigidity and absolutes. it is an inclusive term (1995)
being bisexual does not mean they have sexual relations with both sexes but that they are capable of meaningful and intimate involvement with a person regardless of gender (1976)
the opportunity to experience both ends of the spectrum — as both males and females — at which point bisexuality dovetails near enough to transsexuality. (1988)
with respect to our integrity as bisexuals, it is our responsibility to include transgendered people in our language, in our communities, in our politics, and in our lives. (1995)
the first wave of people who started the Bi Center were political radicals (...). the group was based on inclusivity (...) in the women’s groups, anybody who identified as a woman had the right to be there, so a lot of transgender people started coming to the Bi Center. (1995)
as a feminist bisexual woman… i must challenge yet a third aspect of sexism which has not yet been challenged, at least not on a large scale. i call this aspect two-genderism (1972)