I've seen bisexual friends, whose lives were
heteronormative in every way, lose their jobs because they came out as bisexual at work. Just because you've got the opposite sex partner/spouse, the house, the kids and the traditional gender presentation doesn't mean that heteroprivilege can't be pulled out from underneath you at any time like a rug.
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I can't help noticing that the whole subject of heteroprivilege comes up whenever bisexuality comes up or when a bisexual comes out in a LGBTQ organization. )
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Bialogue itself is a activist political group working on issues of concern to the Bisexual/Pansexual, Queer-identified as well as greater LGBT and progressive communities. In this case this essay was written by Paige Listeraud from Chicago.
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