Alicia Dykes and Larry Dykes Jr., of Stafford, were charged Friday with multiple sex crimes, including statutory sodomy, according to probable cause statements obtained by PEOPLE.
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She also chose a new name out of respect for Dykes on Bikes founder Soni Wolf's lengthy battle to trademark the name Dykes on Bikes (Wolf passed away in 2018).
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Designing one of the most famous dykes in the world?
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Dykes was 46 when he overdosed and died in November 2017.
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Dykes was 46 when he overdosed and died in November 2017
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Stop assuming cocks are the same for dykes and cis-dudes.
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A memorial service for Dykes was held in Beirut on Wednesday.
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Then SEX changed to Seditionaries: clothes for prostitutes, heroes, dykes, and punks.
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"The good thing is we have some very viable options," Dykes said.
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Growing up, all my friends were dykes, femmes, drag queens, and faggots.
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The suspects' bodily fluids were found on Dykes' body, the source added.
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A Lebanese security source named the woman on Sunday as Ms. Dykes.
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And as Jakarta sinks, it is dragging its dykes down with it.
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"Our neighbourhood was on fire," Bargo resident Trysta Dykes told The Australian.
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A Lebanese security source named the woman on Sunday as Rebecca Dykes.
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We were lesbian and nonbinary dykes; we were supposed to be beyond gender.
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Madwimmin, the bookstore in Alison Bechdel's popular comic Dykes to Watch Out For.
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Dykes served on Mumme's staff at Kentucky, and under Leach at Texas Tech.
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Because you brought "Dykes to Watch Out For" back, for a brief second.
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Using a system of dykes and pumps, this will be less dependent on sand.
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"No matter what name we'd use, they'd call us Dykes on Bikes," Deitch says.
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Ms. Dykes had worked at the British Embassy with the Department for International Development.
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The protests continued for several nights, and the butch dykes and drag queens won.
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"We have to be able to play better defense," coach Sonny Dykes told reporters.
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I'd observed from the corner of my eyes the group of dykes sitting close by.
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" Hanna Bormann told me, "It feels good to be around a bunch of other dykes.
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"He's kind of the golden boy Cal guy," Cal coach Sonny Dykes said in 2014.
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Dyke [dahyk] | noun (dykes) Formerly and sometimes still considered a derogatory word to describe queer women.
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The Dykes even filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court in support of The Slants.
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"We are devastated by the loss of our beloved Rebecca," Dykes' family said in a statement.
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With this long history behind them, Dykes on Bikes are a recognizable icon of L.G.B.T.Q. culture.
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Dykes finished his tenure with a 19-30 record, including 10-26 in the Pacific-12.
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The Netherlands can afford to build dykes and sea walls to defend itself from the rising ocean.
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By the end of the first year, "we'd have a very bland and boring diet," Dykes predicts.
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Dykes will add the freshman Victor Viramontes to the competition next month, indicating nobody has an advantage.
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Dykes was an employee at the UK Department of International Development at the British embassy in Beirut.
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But a lot of those Peter Pans are gay men — and, it turns out, masculine-of-center dykes.
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Dykes, who was strangled, was found by a main highway outside Beirut, a security source said on Sunday.
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Jadarius Dykes, the son of rapper Jeezy, was injured in an altercation in Warner Robins, Georgia, PEOPLE confirms.
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Dykes says it's not just the attribution of that Einstein quote that is problematic, it's the message too.
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They were, as I'd later learn, affectionately known as Dykes on Bikes, the very start of the march.
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Andrea M. Dykes, a public affairs officer for the coalition, using an abbreviation for the Afghan Air Force.
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It was noon or so, and it was completely empty except for these six huge dykes playing poker.
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You get a bunch of dykes on the land, and they start pairing off like man and wife.
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His insulin, which must be kept cold, was stored on the dashboard in the sun, Mr. Dykes said.
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In a surprise move, California fired Coach Sonny Dykes after four seasons that produced just one bowl appearance.
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Dykes had previously worked in London on diplomatic programs related to Iraq and Libya, the LinkedIn page said.
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In June, Corey Damond Smith, Jr., 22, of Tampa was charged with selling Bradley Dykes fentanyl billed as heroin.
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" It may also remind some readers of Alison Bechdel's warm and sophisticated comic strip "Dykes to Watch Out For.
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Rebecca Dykes, who was last seen leaving a bar in Beirut, was found strangled with a rope in 2017.
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Some will star the Lesbian Avengers, the "caped crusading dykes" who abseiled into Parliament and stormed a BBC studio.
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Sure, there are still the dykes on bikes, the queer activist groups, the wild party guys, the drag queens.
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Shamefully, when my classmates cracked jokes about dykes and poofters, I joined in out of fear of arousing suspicion.
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Ms. Dykes had previously worked in London on diplomatic programs related to Iraq and Libya, the LinkedIn page said.
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But the sediment also raises the river above the surrounding plains, so that it has to be contained by dykes.
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In June, her office charged Corey Damond Smith, Jr., 22, of Tampa with selling Bradley Dykes fentanyl billed as heroin.
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VICE: Your film Rebel Dykes focuses on a pretty specific time and place for lesbians—London in the late 1980s.
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It's much more acceptable to defend "black crime" or "killer dykes" when there's a handsome man on television defending it.
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The National News Agency of Lebanon said the driver, identified only as Tarek H., had confessed to killing Ms. Dykes.
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As usual, the Bible Thumpers were out in full force, shouting about faggots and dykes and heathens and sinning liberals.
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The mainstream tells trans people that their bodies are freaky, wrong, unnatural, while telling lesbians they're fat, ugly, unfuckable bull dykes.
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In public, as in private, that line may not always prove as firm as the sturdy dams and dykes of Zuiderzee.
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More Dykes / Fewer Walls bookend a trashcan at the Morgan Ave Brooklyn-bound L. None of it is commissioned, or legal.
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Among the LGBTQ community, "baby gays" and even "baby dykes" are now socially acceptable slang for young, recently out, queer kid.
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A second security source said preliminary investigations into the murder of Rebecca Dykes showed the motive was purely criminal, not political.
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The Dykes have received support from their son's psychologist, who said removing the ducks could cause "significant emotional distress" for Dylan.
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She participated in many Dykes on Bikes events over the years, but she never started an official chapter of her own.
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That leaves the delta reliant on dykes and hydraulics to mitigate saline intrusion, and these are expensive to build and maintain.
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This is where our baby twinks and baby dykes come to evolve into whatever version of queer they want to be.
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Dykes on Bikes riders apply the finishing touches of makeup prior to the start of the San Francisco Pride Parade, June 27.
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Hefty dykes protected the flat farmlands from ferocious tides and the expanse of mudflats stretched out ahead of us like a painting.
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This year's procession includes 200 floats and groups of street dancers and will be headed by Dykes on Bikes, a motorcycle club.
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And last month an Uber driver in Beirut, Lebanon, was arrested in connection with the killing of Rebecca Dykes, a British diplomat.
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Likens traveled with Dykes from Louisiana Tech to Cal, where he helped make Jared Goff the top N.F.L. draft pick in 2016.
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The body of the victim, Rebecca Dykes, was found next to a highway on the outskirts of the Lebanese capital on Saturday.
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Is there anything that hails the start of Pride more clearly than the roar of engines from the self-proclaimed Dykes on Bikes?
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It added that vulnerable coastal regions needed to step up their flood prevention efforts by improving drainage systems and building dykes and dams.
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"The majority of our food sources are wind-pollinated," says Dykes, meaning the breeze does the work of the birds and the bees.
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Michael Dykes, who has diabetes, had both of his legs amputated after three days in an Inmate Services Corporation van in July 2012.
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Others were sincere and candid about their concerns — including Maureen Colman, 64, who came to the event with her sister, Mary Dykes, 69.
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But polling found that opposition to kids at pride — where young eyes will almost surely witness topless dykes and dudes in thongs — is uncommon.
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The only other feminist film rating system is the Bechdel Test, popularized by American cartoonist Alison Bechdel's comic strip "Dykes to Watch Out For".
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This week, Vancouver officials put out a report laying out plenty of options to deal with sea level rise, including barriers, dykes, and seawalls.
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Paul Roque, drummer for queer punk group Frisco Dykes, discovered The Smell at 16 while attending Mika Miko's 666 EP release show in 2006.
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Stubble, french forks, ducktails, verdis, chin curtains, extended goatees, mutton chops, hulihees, fu manchus, englishes, dalis, imperials, van dykes, garibaldis, bandholzes, and circle beards.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Berkstresser noted that the characterization of "sex slave" referred to the alleged abuse but not to any specific charges against the Dykes.
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" Younger audiences may not realize that when Bechdel began making cartoons, lesbian culture was feared, ridiculed, even reviled — they were "Dykes to Watch Out For.
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First, the easy part: "I've never seen anything definitively link the quote to Einstein," says Mark Dykes, the chief inspector for Texas Apiary Inspection Service.
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Go-go boys on fire trucks, Dykes on Bikes, serried ranks of L.G.B.T. Methodists mixed with dance music and light inebriation into a good time.
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Dykes' body was found in a ditch along a mountain highway close to the outskirts of the Lebanese capital on Saturday morning, the source said.
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The British Foreign Ministry provided a statement by the family of the woman, Rebecca Dykes, but gave no details of the circumstances of her death.
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"The reports we're hearing is the message is being delivered," said Michael Dykes, the president of the International Dairy Foods Association, an industry lobbying group.
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Officials said the fast-flowing waters had breached embankments and eroded dykes in some areas, leaving some roads inaccessible, compounding efforts to rescue marooned villagers.
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The British foreign ministry provided a statement by the family of the woman, Rebecca Dykes, but gave no details of the circumstances of her death.
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By that, I mean b-o-i kinds of boys (who may or may not identify as such): nonbinary dykes, twinky tops, Titanic-era Leo DiCaprios.
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Singapore is planning to rely on Dutch expertise for its next reclamation project, which relies on a system of dykes and is less dependent on sand.
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" To demonstrate how close the link between religion and action was, she quotes the Liji, an ancient Chinese text: "Rites obviate disorder, as dykes obviate floods.
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Time and again you see references to and imagery of the fags, dykes and drag queens in nameless ratty bars, slinging drinks and smiling through fire.
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The Bechdel test is named after cartoonist Alison Bechdel, whose 1985 "Dykes to Watch Out For" comic strip criticized the way men dominated the movie screen.
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" RGGI Chair Katie Dykes said its officials had been communicating with Virginia as it developed greenhouse gas regulations, and welcomed the "potential dialogue with New Jersey.
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" RGGI Chair Katie Dykes said its officials had been communicating with Virginia as it developed greenhouse gas regulations, and welcomed the "potential dialogue with New Jersey.
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For decades, contingents of lesbian motorcyclists calling themselves Dykes on Bikes have led the San Francisco Pride Parade, along with Pride parades in many other cities.
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But Dykes on Bikes and the Slants aren't the only people caught in the cross hairs of Section 2(a) — they're just the more sympathetic ones.
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The charge sheet said Houshieh had confessed to raping and strangling Dykes, who was 30 and worked at the embassy for Britain's Department for International Development.
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Britain will award a scholarship under Dykes' name each year to a Lebanese or Palestinian woman for a masters degree in Britain, the British embassy said.
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For a dark, poignant graphic memoir, read Alison Bechdel's Fun Home (her pioneering, funny-as-hell comic strip, Dykes to Watch Out For, is also fantastic).
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Last year, Cal showed remarkable improvement on defense in its third year under Sonny Dykes, ranking just 203nd nationally in opponent yards per play, at 6.02.
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In reality, your body needs time to recover from the physiological stress of one exercise session before you can head into the next one, Lauder-Dykes says.
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"Even though Dykes on Bikes is my heritage, my point of view is that if we're working for equality, I want it to be all," Deitch explains.
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She writes the lives of the SM dykes, the trans women excluded by normative lesbians, the poor butches who are for some reason never, ever on television.
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Chase Forrest was the front-runner heading into spring ball, but Coach Sonny Dykes said he ended up "neck-and-neck" with the redshirt freshman Ross Bowers.
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The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirmed to CNN that Dykes was an employee at the UK Department of International Development at the UK Embassy in Beirut.
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The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirmed to CNN that Dykes was an employee for the UK Department of International Development at the UK Embassy in Beirut.
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Elsewhere in Europe that means a choice between building dykes and giving up land to the sea, or between continuing to grow hops and switching to vines.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Madagascar has started evacuating thousands of people from flooded areas after storm waters broke dykes as the country reeled from the impact of Cyclone Enawo.
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Her situation wasn't unique to San Francisco, either: Most major US cities have long offered multiple bars for the boys, with comparatively few devoted solely to dykes.
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There's one caveat with lactic acid training that you should consider: it can be rough on your body, and you have to "embrace the suck," Lauder-Dykes says.
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The test as we know it today originated in Alison Bechdel's 1985 comic strip called "The Rule," which was part of her Dykes to Watch Out For series.
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I think about Alison Bechdel that created these standard tests to see how female diversity in film looks, and that came from Allison's Dykes to Watch Out For.
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In her article, titled "Lesbian Nation," Ariel Levy discusses the 1977 Van Dykes movement in which a caravan of lesbian van owners traveled across North America and Mexico.
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Here are some of Schwarzenegger's exercises, plus some alternatives and tips from personal trainer Ben Lauder-Dykes, in case you're not quite ready to perform like The Terminator.
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A statement from the presidency on released Thursday evening said speedboats had been dispatched to help with evacuations in parts of the capital where dykes had been breached.
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It's actually from a very, very old "Dykes to Watch Out For" episode from the '80s, about two women trying to figure out what movie to go to.
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In these pages, I first learned about this galvanizing movement for equal rights when poor street queens, homeless queer teens, fags, dykes, and Latinx, Blacks, and white people resisted.
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Others are planting vegetables on top of the thousands of kilometers of low earthen dykes, alongside the coconut trees whose roots have strengthened the banks against floods for decades.
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"The hope is Moody's won't do anything until the ANC's elective conference in December, which they see as a policy defining moment," said chief economist at Nedbank Dennis Dykes.
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YotaScale, a graduate of Alchemist's enterprise accelerator, is announcing a $3.6 million venture round today from Engineering Capital, Pelion Ventures and angels Jocelyn Goldfein, Timothy Chou and Robert Dykes.
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It has also prompted the building of a massive network of dykes, canals and sluice gates, which spread pollution from fertilisers and pesticides and restrict the flow of sediment.
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Ms. Dykes was believed to have spent the night at a friend's party in the Gemmayze District of Beirut and was last seen leaving a bar in the area.
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States involved in cap-and-trade also benefit from adding more participants, Dykes said, with larger markets increasing economic efficiency and driving even greater consumer savings and emissions reductions.
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Henderson added an 82-yard TD run in the second quarter, and his scoring pass to Sean Dykes just 313 seconds before halftime gave Memphis a 38-21 lead.
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The game marks the head-coaching debut of defensive guru Justin Wilcox, who replaced Sonny Dykes after Cal went 5-7 last season and ranked 231th nationally in total defense.
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Lauder-Dykes says that the claims about lactic acid training are a bit exaggerated, especially the part about it magically making your muscles grow in a short amount of time.
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"Trapped in a small room, all by myself," wrote Brett Michael Dykes, a New York Times contributor, in notes on the cruise that the newspaper published Monday: Broken glass everywhere.
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After all, I didn't learn that gay people existed until I was 10 and listening to my grandfather shout "fucking dykes" out the window at two women on the street.
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I'd keep Famous Amos cookies in my filing cabinet and pop one or five while listening to co-workers say call certain women "dykes," and and wondering if I'd be next.
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We were these extremely out-there, on-the-edge dykes, so to get some completely crazed sex ad from some dyke in Cincinnati, or wherever, just made us feel so uplifted.
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So, whenever you're setting a new fitness goal, whether it's to run a mile or finally touch your toes, it's important to manage your expectations and have patience, Lauder-Dykes says.
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For example, if you're trying to maximize your cardio workouts, you might consider adding high-intensity intervals to increase the physical demand on your body in less time, Lauder-Dykes says.
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When rains inevitably breached the dykes, the consequences could be catastrophic: up to 2.5m people are thought to have drowned or died from disease and starvation in the flood of 1887.
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Girls are being called "dykes" if they cut their hair too short; the words "fag" and "gay" are thrown around carelessly if a guy so much as sheds a single tear.
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I watched as he leaned out the car window, his face twisted in anger, and shouted "fucking dykes" at a pair of queer women who dared to hold hands on the street.
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Her comics career kicked off with her "Dykes To Watch Out For" (DTWOF) strip, about the lives of a group of lesbian friends, which was first published in WomaNews, a feminist newspaper.
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"Until we get a clear political and policy environment its difficult to imagine we'll see confidence or the economy as a whole coming back strongly," said chief economist at Nedbank Dennis Dykes.
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The issue was given a name in 1985 when Alison Bechdel's comic Dykes To Watch Out For featured a comic giving us a way to measure the heft of a female role.
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Speaking at the same event, Hong Kong Bar Association chairman Philip Dykes noted Hong Kong's "extraordinary year" in 2019 and cited provisions allowing government prosecutors to drop cases in the public interest.
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It is not just a matter of being able to afford the hardware (the Netherlands has 40,000km of dykes, levees and seawalls, plus innumerable sluices and barriers less mighty than the Maeslant).
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For example, in Chad and Niger, the World Food Programme (WFP) has paid villagers with cash or food to build dams and dykes, dig zai, and implement other projects that maximize water resources.
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Read these stories next: Why We Call Ourselves Queers, Dykes, Fags, & Homos Please Don't Be THAT Person When Your Friend Comes Out We Need To Talk About LGBTQ People Of Color & Double Discrimination
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Michael Dykes, president and chief executive officer of the International Dairy Foods Association, said that during the talks Washington sought to ensure it had closed any loopholes that would prevent access on dairy.
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Farmers traditionally cultivated saline-tolerant rice varieties like this and bred fish on the same plot, together or alternately in two seasons per year, alongside coconut on the dykes, comprising their staple foods.
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They have been working toward this one month all year by making sure the right amount of water is in the basins, fixing the dykes, and adjusting the water currents to the weather.
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The driver, Tarek Houshi, was arrested two days after the body of the diplomat, Rebecca Dykes, 30, was found in December 2017, next to a highway on the outskirts of the Lebanese capital.
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In an echo of the scandals in the Roman Catholic Church, the files show that the national organization often allowed scout leaders accused of abuse, including Mr. Dykes, to continue working with boys.
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In an echo of the scandals in the Roman Catholic Church, the files show that the national organization often allowed scout leaders accused of abuse, including Mr. Dykes, to continue working with boys.
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Dykes, who worked at the British embassy, had described herself on a LinkedIn page as a Programme and Policy Manager with the Department for International Development - a position she had held since January.
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"In the old days there would be a bunch of ugly gates or dykes built and they're not places where people want to hang out," Batten said, adding that "now they are landscaped attractions".
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Other groups reappropriating slurs have run into the same hurdle: the historic lesbian institution "Dykes on Bikes" — a longtime fixture at gay pride parades — has run into trouble with the office more than once.
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They got chased out by leather-wearing dykes and never came back, but it hit the papers, and as we say in the film, from that moment on the club became even more popular.
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Dennis Dykes, Nedbank chief economist, said lower maize prices were in line with the central bank's outlook at its January policy meeting, adding this gave the regulator some space to move on interest rates.
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Investigations revealed that the suspect picked Dykes up from a bar in his taxi and drove her to a mountainside motorway where he sexually assaulted and strangled her with a rope, the source said.
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Ms. Dykes, who worked at the British Embassy, had described herself on a LinkedIn page as a program and policy manager with the Department for International Development, a position she had held since January.
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"Nowadays, there are just as many plug-and-play identities, like twinks, bears, otters and dykes, and each comes with a hefty price tag if you want to 'do them correctly,'" Mr. Burford said.
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At times, the United States Patent and Trademark Office has claimed that the trademark "Dykes on Bikes" disparages lesbians, that "Khoran" wine disparages Muslims and that the football team name "Redskins" disparages Native Americans.
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"Both consumer and business confidence is unlikely to improve significantly in the short term, given the poor economic outlook and the poor job market," Nedbank analysts Johannes Khosa and Dennis Dykes said in a note.
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As Christine Williams, a professor of sociology at the University of Texas at Austin, pungently put it, women in so-called men's jobs are labeled either "sluts or dykes," each abused in their own ways.
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Discussing common sense ways to lower gun violence across groups that all (hopefully) abhor is one thing, calling a group of children dykes or Nazis or agents of the Deep State is uh, entirely another.
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Ndranto Rakotonanahary, a government official in the Analamanga region, told reporters on Thursday that storm waters had made "a small break in the dykes at Imamba and Sisaony (rivers) and some people have been displaced".
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But it wasn't all photos of whip-wielding dykes and handcuffed femmes; it also published groundbreaking stories about queer life and culture, including some of the first reporting on the AIDS epidemic within the lesbian community.
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But it's a common misconception that working out twice as much will lead to twice the physiological results, says Ben Lauder-Dykes, NASM certified personal trainer at Fhitting Room, a HIIT studio in New York City.
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The government has said it is fixing dykes, dams and roads damaged by last week's flood and is preparing for typhoon Khanun, which is expected to cause heavy rain in northern and central Vietnam from Monday.
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Irrigation, for instance, may become harder to manage in places where groundwater supplies are disappearing, and levies, dykes and other infrastructure to manage flooding can fail, as happened in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A Lebanese judge has ordered the trial of a man suspected of the December murder of Rebecca Dykes, a British woman who worked at the British embassy in Beirut, court documents showed on Thursday.
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Hanna Braidi, investigative judge for the Mount Lebanon district where the crime occurred, released a charge sheet for Tariq Houshieh, an Uber driver accused of raping and killing Dykes in the early hours of Dec. 16.
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Cartoonist Alison Bechdel, who created the long-running comic "Dykes to Watch Out For" in 1983, achieved widespread fame when she published her autobiography, "Fun Home," in 2006 — coinciding with a major growth spurt for social media.
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You might beat yourself up for not starting sooner, or write off exercise altogether because your effort feels pointless, says Ben Lauder-Dykes, NASM certified personal trainer at Fhitting Room, a HIIT studio in New York City.
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The fast-flowing waters have also breached embankments and eroded dykes, leaving some parts of national and state highways inaccessible and compounding efforts to rescue marooned villagers and distribute food aid such as rice, lentils and oil.
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In my makeup bag is a history book, connecting me to the radical queens, queers, butch dykes, and trans folk who fought for me to be able to paint my face the way I want to paint it.
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"If you can invest in the right types of activities for longer periods of time, you'll be able to maintain what you have already achieved, versus constantly going back and making progress, then losing it," Lauder-Dykes says.
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Water in 43 rivers in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River had exceeded warning levels and patrols were monitoring dykes, Xinhua quoted Chen Guiya, an official with the Yangtze River Water Resources Commission, as saying.
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Lebanon's state news agency NNA identified the suspect by the first name Tariq and the initial H, and said he had picked Dykes up in his taxi in Beirut's Gemmayzeh district on Friday evening before assaulting and killing her.
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"There is a severe leakage in the pipe flanges and ... the pipe flanges are submerged in the acid pool collected in the dykes around the acid storage tank," the company said in a petition to the Madras high court.
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Another loan for 19 million euros will help bolster flood defences along the northern Sava river and its basin in Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic, by constructing dykes and channels and rehabilitating river beds, the bank said in a statement.
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While other groups that used a similar argument in the past had their applications rejected, organizations such as Dykes on Bikes had their applications accepted on the grounds that their slur was no longer deemed offensive by the community.
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The next thing I knew, the dykes were crowded around the Rasta man and me, Andrea, and Tracy were leaving, and afterwards, we were passing a blunt around on a secluded area of the beach as the sun went down.
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But what was revelatory was the world around her: dozens of brown and black faces, fat inmates and butch dykes, old women with wrinkles and paunches—a cast of female unknowns who on other shows would be no more than extras.
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The subsequent back-and-forth was as unbalanced as it was with the Slants, with Dykes on Bikes submitting interviews, declarations from L.G.B.T.Q. community organizers, photos of Pride parades and pages upon pages of emails from lesbians voicing their support.
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While it wouldn't be the end of humanity, Dykes likes to point out that it might be wise to think a bit about the chain of events that would get us to this point—and if there's some way to avoid it.
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The study, which found that today's dykes, sea walls and levees already allow 110 million people to live below the high tide line, did not factor in the impact of these or possible future defenses, the authors said, citing a lack of data.
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The study, which found that today's dykes, sea walls and levees already allow 110 million people to live below the high tide line, did not factor in the impact of these or possible future defenses, the authors said, citing a lack of data.
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Some of these would later become mass-produced, like wall calendars featuring "Dykes to Watch Out For," Alison Bechdel's wildly popular long-running comic series, and "Sirens Leather Calendars," made by the Sirens Women's Motorcycle Club, the oldest and largest in NYC.
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He quickly made an impact on Toronto's club scene after starting the monthly party Vazaleen, which happened at Lee's Palace and El Mocambo, where homos, dykes and fags all converged to dress up, get drunk, take off their clothes, and make out.
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The embrace of the Bechdel-Wallace Test, from Alison Bechdel's "Dykes to Watch Out For" comic strip — asking whether a movie has at least two women in it, who talk to each other, about something other than a man — codified that imbalance.
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"Power sector carbon pollution in the RGGI states has declined significantly faster than in the nation as a whole, while independent reports have found that RGGI is creating jobs and generating economic benefits," said Katie Dykes, chair of the RGGI board of directors.
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In December 2017, a taxi driver picked Rebecca Dykes up from a Beirut bar and drove her to a mountainside motorway where he sexually assaulted and strangled her with a rope, a security source briefed on the matter told CNN at the time.
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Although it's kind of scientific and complicated, lactic acid training could be a good entry point for people who are just starting to strength train, according to Ben Lauder-Dykes, NASM certified personal trainer at Fhitting Room, a HIIT studio in New York City.
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Some essential ways for developing countries to adapt to climate stresses include introducing early warning systems, building dykes and other barriers to protect farms from heavy rains, retrofitting houses to better withstand winds, and helping communities find more diverse sources of income, Singh said.
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One "Formation"-inspired montage later, and they've been approved for their apartment, but just as soon as they start celebrating, they find out the real reason they've been picked: Darlington Lakes would rather have "two Jewish dykes" than accept the competing tenants, who are Black.
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Half of the Kuttanad region, a trough of 153,215 hectares (230,295 acres) covering 79 villages in three districts, is under sea level, consisting of reclaimed delta swamps fenced by dykes, out of which water is pumped every few days, similar to the Dutch polder system.
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The year 1987 was an important one because an iconic lesbian fetish club opened that became a real home for us punk dykes, and the place where the differences between the more right-on feminists and the sex-positive punk women became very apparent.
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Nicholas Pinter at the University of California, Davis adds that the Missouri and the Mississippi are flooding so severely because the middle stretch of the Mississippi (which joins the Missouri at St Louis) has more navigational dykes than any other river reach he knows.
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Mr. Dykes, who was facing theft and fraud charges stemming from a dispute over a construction project, said he had already been in declining health when he got into the van after spending nearly three weeks in a South Carolina jail with poor medical care.
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" He has also called progressive women "a bunch of dykes" and, in a 2014 email to one of his editors, wrote of the Republican leadership, "Let the grassroots turn on the hate because that's the ONLY thing that will make them do their duty.
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In 1953 such a surge, driven by hurricane-force winds and coinciding with a spring high tide, broke through the dykes that protect much of the Netherlands from the sea in dozens of places, killing almost 2,000 people and inundating 9% of its farmland.
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The entire editorial staff of Sisters walked out in solidarity with Elliott, but not before the Gutter Dykes rushed the stage during Elliott's scheduled musical performance in an attempt to beat her (two cis lesbian comedians physically intervened to prevent Elliott from being assaulted, themselves sustaining injuries).
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In 1985, cartoonist Alison Bechdel published a strip titled "The Rule" (see below) for her comic Dykes To Watch Out For, in which one woman explains to another that she'll only watch a film if it meets three requirements: And like that, the Bechdel test was born.
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We were in the car and my grandfather, who was driving, looked out the window at two women who were holding hands and called them "a pair of dykes" with such venom in his voice that I knew whatever a "dyke" was it much be terrible.
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The National News Agency of Lebanon reported at the time that Mr. Houshi, then identified only as Tarek H., had a criminal record and had confessed to the killing of Ms. Dykes, but it was not immediately clear on Friday what crime he had been convicted of.
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Non-profit groups and churches were starting to fall into marching order, the roar of the motorcycles from the Dykes on Bikes could be heard approaching, and employees from many of Pittsburgh's corporations were donned in matching t-shirts adopting our 2202 theme: Together We Are Stronger.
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Drag queens on roller blades vogue-ing their hearts out; lanky gay Boricuas who slept on the heating vents outside of NYU to stay warm through winter because their parents kicked them out; butch dykes who took on the role of mother to the rest of us.
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In 1985, cartoonist Alison Bechdel published a strip titled "The Rule" (see below) for her comic Dykes To Watch Out For, in which one woman explains to another that she'll only watch a film if it meets three requirements: And like that, the Bechdel test was born.
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When the new night editor—another (albeit far more seasoned) blogger I'd become friends with at that point, Brett "Cajun Boy" Dykes — took over for his first Gawker night shift, he opened his run with the joke that I was being put on an IV and an oxygen line.
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In 1973, trans woman Beth Elliott was subjected to both verbal and physical attacks at the West Coast Lesbian Conference in California after a group calling themselves the "Gutter Dykes" demanded that she be fired from her volunteer position editing lesbian group the Daughters of Bilitis' newsletter Sisters.
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To be honest, I also will be in my studio a lot as I only have the space I am in until July and am trying to finish this piece on the Van Dykes and queer/trans van culture that I have been working on for five years.
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Filmmaker and artist Siobhan Fahey was a lesbian living in London at this time and is currently in the process of making a film about the period: Rebel Dykes, a documentary looking at the lives of her friends—a gang of lesbian separatist punk anarchists based mostly around Brixton.
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When Chiang Kai-shek caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese by ordering a breach of the same river's dykes in an effort to avoid defeat by the Japanese in 1938, it was grist to the Chinese Communists' claims that the Nationalists were unfit to rule.
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Just as a country with a threat of flooding would build dykes, and one with violent neighbours should guard its border, every country and institution at risk would be wise to double down on their cyber-defences as well as their plans for when—not if—they are breached.
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In 2010, he was unhappily freelancing as a tech journalist in London when he discovered the nature writer Roger Deakin's book " Waterlog: A Swimmer's Journey Through Britain ," in which Deakin took a "frog's-eye view" of his homeland via its rivers, lochs, lidos, fens, moats, dykes, aqueducts, and canals.
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"Any time we can improve our market access, and gain new market access with a new agreement, that's what we need to be doing for our dairy industry," said Michael Dykes, president and CEO of the International Dairy Foods Association, which represents milk, cheese and ice cream producers.
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And then there's THE ESSENTIAL DYKES TO WATCH OUT FOR, which gathers all the comic strips drawn by Alison Bechdel about a group of friends living in a flyover state that reminds us that friends and family are often the only thing that matters in times of deep crisis.
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A 1985 BBC teleplay getting its professional stage debut, thanks to Potomac Theater Project, this 17th-century British civil war tale is a little like "Mother Courage and Her Children," if Mother Courage were a beefy mason named Gaukroger (Steven Dykes) who enjoys a nice pickle with his lunch.
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The stories of the Slants' and Dykes on Bikes' struggles with the trademark office are cringe-worthy because they're stories in which a stolid bureaucratic agency must grapple with one of the more complex questions of our modern age: whether a marginalized group can take a slur back.
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In 1985, cartoonist Alison Bechdel published a strip titled "The Rule" (see below) for her comic Dykes To Watch Out For, in which one woman explains to another that she'll only watch a film if it meets three requirements: And just like that, the Bechdel test was born.
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Killjoy's Kastle in L.A. featured the forge of the "Ball Bustas": a pair of tough dykes whose perpetual task was smashing plaster casts of "truck nuts"—the ornamental rubber testicles that people hang from the backs of their vehicles—with hammers, in an endless simulation of busting up the patriarchy.
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "The Power Broker" by Robert A. Caro "The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For" by Alison Bechdel "Sabbath's Theater" by Philip Roth We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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Lesbianism, particularly masculine-of-center, gender-nonconforming lesbianism, is still pretty much a joke in popular culture — we are the mean softball coaches, the grouchy cat ladies, the predatory bull dykes, the one-line bits of comic relief — so do we really want to give straight people more reasons to laugh at us?
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It should be a place to feel the flutter of our hearts as Dykes on Bikes roar their engines at the start of the parade, while we commemorate the 1969 Stonewall riots sparked by trans street queens like Marsha P. Johnson and black butches like Stormé DeLarverie, working together against police brutality.
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For years the geologist at Washington University in St Louis has warned policymakers about building houses and businesses on flood plains, walling off rivers with dams, locks, dykes and levees, disregarding the consequences of global warming on weather patterns and the use of outdated statistics for calculating the risk of a major flood.
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Winant's 2018 installation Lesbian Lands, and her recent book published by Printed Matter, Notes on Fundamental Joy; seeking the elimination of oppression through the social and political transformation of the patriarchy that otherwise threatens to bury us, honor Oregon's self-titled "land-dykes" and their contributions to the history of feminist photography.
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That has led to an excess of floodwater during storms that chokes the city's vast bayou network, drainage systems and two huge federally owned reservoirs, endangering many nearby homes... Scares and near-misses like Hurricane Ike in 2008 prompted discussions about building additional coastal flooding protections, like dykes and levees, but these didn't go anywhere.
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Since the beginning of the decade, more and more coaches with Walden's profile have found themselves in charge of power schools (Texas Tech's Kingsbury and Cal's Sonny Dykes), appointed mid-major saviors (SMU's Chad Morris), regarded as future superstars (Oklahoma OC Lincoln Riley), and looked to as job savers (new Texas OC Sterlin Gilbert).
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The Bechdel Test, originally inspired by a 20163 installment of Alison Bechdel's comic Dykes to Watch Out For, features a character with three basic requirements for a movie: it has to have at least two women in it, they have to talk to each other, and they have to discuss something besides a man.
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If you're unfamiliar with the Bechdel Test: In 1985, cartoonist Alison Bechdel published a strip titled "The Rule" (see below) in her comic Dykes To Watch Out For, in which one woman explains to another that she'll only watch a film if it meets three requirements: And like that, the Bechdel test was born.
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On Sunday, thousands of us remembered that there's always someone who wants to murder you just for being gay—or even worse, wants to murder the young ones just coming up, the baby dykes and pretty young men who have the energy and life to be bouncing around at 2 AM on a Sunday.
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"Big Pecker Brand" T-shirts, a cartoon strip called "Twatty Girl," and the lesbian biker group "Dykes on Bikes" — these lurid names are just some that are now eligible for U.S. trademarks after a Monday ruling by the Supreme Court found that potentially offensive trademarks are protected by the First Amendment's free speech clause.
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Through charisma and cajoling, he assembles a team (Jared Abrahamson and Blake Jenner play Bosuk and Allen) and what starts as a hypothetical lark turns into a genuine if poorly considered plot, predicated on disabling the middle-aged librarian (Ann Dowd) and dressing up as elderly men in costumes that mostly resemble 1970s Dick Van Dykes.
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Sometimes water itself can be used as a weapon, as when China in 1938 breached dykes along the Yellow River to repel the Japanese army, or, just last year al-Shabaab, a terrorist group, diverted water from the Jubba river in Somalia, causing a flood that forced opposing forces to move to higher ground where they were ambushed.
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"With today's announcement, the RGGI states are demonstrating our commitment to a strengthened RGGI program that will utilize innovative new mechanisms to secure significant carbon reductions at a reasonable price on into the next decade, working in concert with our competitive energy markets and reliability goals," said Katie Dykes, chairwoman of the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority and current chairwoman of RGGI.
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What she didn't tell them was that she and her friends were accustomed to being greeted with "Oh, it's the dykes," when they walked into bars; that someone threw a can at her professor when he walked down the street holding hands with his husband; that a repairman left a swastika on the wall of a local drag queen's house.
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