Corky Culver has been a leader and a documenter since the early days of modern lesbian feminism, cofounding a womenâs land group, organizing cultural and political events (especially peace activism), publishing poetry, and singing with others at every possible opportunity.
Marie Steinwachs’s activism confronted authority and educated on environmental issues and sustainability practices, earning awards for her pioneering work.
In 1999, Kecia Cunningham was the South’s first, openly lesbian African American elected to office, winning a seat on Decatur, Georgia, City Commission.
Shewolf formed lesbian community and worked for equal pay for women at University of Louisiana Lafayette, held feminist potlucks, and she was ahead of her time.