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In the following excerpt from The Lesbian South , Jaime Harker describes how lesbian feminist authors have reinvented the imagined spaces of the US South through print culture, activism, and intentional communities. Used by permission of the University of North Carolina Press. The middle-aged man sitting in the row in front of me shoved his wife's arm and pointed at two women. I looked at my friend Cheryl and raised an eyebrow. Where did he think he was, anyway? The Southeastern Conference SEC Women's Basketball Tournament audience is filled with lesbians—butches, femmes, sports dykes, some distinguished by a modified mullet, others by their no-makeup, tennis shoes, and jeans uniform, but all united in their obsession with women's basketball.

Then afterwards we had a discussion with the archives director Elise Chenier and our archivist Meghan Walley of the clips and our take on the question what does the word lesbian mean? Arrive early for refreshments! Spotting a lesbian in the past is not difficult. Signs abound in the photographs of historical figures such as Radclyffe Hall, a writer now widely associated with lesbianism. For contemporary viewers assigning labels—say, butch lesbian—feels almost second nature. This talk explores the

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