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• 00:17:32-00:17:35 - An archival photo appears onscreen depicting a large group of people leading a protest and one of the women depicted is topless (image is blurred).
• In a clip from the film “Tongues Untied” by Marlon Riggs, one of the people depicted uses the word “homo” three times:
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• 00:02:55-00:02:55 - In a shop window, near the bottom of the window a t-shirt is displayed that reads “Fuck Patriarchy” - this text has been blurred
• 00:53:07-00:53:00 - A person attending a protest holds up a sign that reads “Fuck Marriage” - the word “fuck” has been blurred out

Additional Note
The word “dyke” appears onscreen multiple times throughout the film (it is not spoken at any point during the film). The word is never used in a negative context, always in a celebratory reclaiming of the word. Below are all of the instances where the word appears onscreen:

● 00:02:03-00:02:08 - A photo depicting a closed venue includes the sign reading “Thanks SLC for 20 dyketastic years”
● 00:02:08-00:02:10 - Footage of a protest march includes a large sign reading “Dykes Stand Up Fight ICE / 26th Annual NYC Dyke March”
● 00:02:10-00:02:14 - Footage of a protest march includes a number of people wearing t-shirts bearing the work “Dyke”
● 00:02:23-00:02:30 - Footage of a protest march includes someone holding a handmade sign reading “Dykes 4 Palestine”
● 00:05:22-00:05:45 - Archival photos and footage show a woman holding a sign that reads “There’s dykes in Oklahoma too!”
● 00:11:08-00:11:12 - Archival animation plays showing the logo “DYKE TV”
● 00:14:42-00:14:46 - An archival photo appears showing a number of women holding signs for a protest march and one of the signs says “bulldyke”
● 00:17:37-00:17:39 - An archival photo shows a woman marching in a protest and on the back of her jacket is printed “Dyker United”
● 00:18:41-00:18:45 - Archival footage shows a number of women holding signs during a protest march and one of the signs says “bulldyke”
● 00:18:53-00:18:57 - Archival footage depicts women marching in a protest, some of whom carry signs reading “First New York Annual Dyke Pride March”
● 00:21:15-00:21:19 - An archival photo depicts a number of women holding signs for a protest march and one of the signs reads “The blacker the berry the sweeter the dyke”
● 00:22:26-00:22:34 - Archival footage depicts women marching in a protest, holding signs reading “First New York Annual Dyke Pride March”
● 00:52:55-00:53:00 - Footage depicts groups of people gathering for a protest and one of the signs reads “Dykes against deportation”
● 00:53:35-00:53:38 - A photo of a protest march appears and one of the marchers holds a sign reading “Dyke Power”
● 00:54:01-00:54:15 - Footage of a protest march includes a large sign reading “Dykes Stand Up Fight ICE / 26th Annual NYC Dyke March,” and numerous people onscreen are wearing shirts that read “Dyke”
● 00:54:26-00:54:33 - Footage of a protest march includes people carrying a sign that reads “Dykes against deportation”
● 00:54:34-00:54:38 - Footage of a protest march includes a person carrying a sign that reads “Dyke Power”
● 00:54:50-00:55:01 - Footage of a protest march includes a number of people wearing t-shirts bearing the work “Dyke”
● 00:55:18-00:55:19 - An archival photo depicts a person holding a flag that reads “Stars & Dykes Forever”
● 00:55:21-00:55:23 - An archival photo depicts women carrying signs reading “First New York Annual Dyke Pride March”
● 00:55:37-00:55:39 - Footage of a protest march includes a person carrying a sign that reads “Dykes unite - abolish ICE” and another person holds a sign that reads “Butch dykes for trans rights”
● 00:55:39 -00:55:40 - Footage of a protest march includes a large sign reading “Dykes Stand Up Fight ICE / 26th Annual NYC Dyke March,” and numerous people onscreen are wearing shirts that read “Dyke”