Carnival of Bent Attractions: Now Playing at Mombian

January 8, 2007 ·

At my personal site, Marti Abernathey.com, I hosted “The Carnival of Bent Attractions.” The Carnival of Bent Attractions is published monthly and is made up of submitted blog posts on articles of interest to the gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, trans and queer communities. Mombian is hosting this month’s carnival. There’s some good stuff this month, you should go check it out!

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Trans people added to Violence Against Women Act

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