Celebrate Bisexuality Day! Wear Blue, Purple and/or Pink!

Mimi Says:

Just wanted to let people know about this holiday that is dedicated to us. I don't know if there are any events happening in your part of the world, but the Los Angeles bi group, which is now officially called A.M.B.I. (A Meeting of Bi Individuals), is getting together in Silverlake, which is a bi-friendly neighborhood in LA. We're all planning on wearing pink/purple/blue (or red/purple/blue) wristbands to make a political statement.(from www.biproducts.biz)

It would be an even more powerful statement if people in other parts of the country wore the bi-colored wristbands as well. The rubber/silicone wristbands we're thinking of look like this and are very popular right now: http://www.wristbandwarehouse.com. They should be pretty inexpensive ($1-$5) and available in most shopping malls. If you can't find exactly those kinds, then wearing any other kind of pink/purple/blue (or red/purple/blue) bracelets or jewelry should suffice. Just think: if you and a friend wear those colors that day, then people are bound to notice and ask you what's the occasion. That's when you proudly tell them that's it's "Celebrate Bisexuality Day" and you're helping to celebrate!
With pride and solidarity,Mimi (a mentor of mine)

The concept of sexual orientation as an

ongoing

dynamic

process

is necessary if we are to understand a person's orientation properly in its entirety- bisexual.org via Klein. Points such as these deserve to be high lit by Miss Jolie (Flickr Set), no?

Online Klein test, I had the pleasure of informing Fritz Klein it existed, he was delighted and wanted the link for his own site. The movement will miss him...but the momentum of what he created, who he brought together and what he did...it's just really huge. Wwere not even a community 10 years ago, bastardkids of the LG(bt) and now it's quite a bit better.

Big thanks to those that lead on...

Anybody got a favorite bi site they'd like to share? Just wonderin...