Women's Central News Arizona's Lesbian Newspaper, Vol. 24, Number 2, (February 1998)

Title: Women's Central News Arizona's Lesbian Newspaper, Vol. 24, Number 2, (February 1998)
Rights: Unknown Rights Holder
Type: Periodical
Date: February 1998
Description: Selected article titles: State Bar of Arizona defunds the Gay and Lesbian Task Force; British Embassy pledges that Cayman Islands will review cruise ship policy after turning away gay tourists; 6th Annual Saguaro Regional Rodeo Tucson; Bisexual Community find common symbol of Pride; Visitation Hearing set for Tucson woman
Language: English
Place: Tempe, Arizona
Publisher: Women's Center, Inc.
Extent: 16 pages
Identifier: BjB85_005
Subject: Lesbian community; Lesbian culture; Lesbian feminism; Lesbians

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