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In the 1990s, a South Carolina town built its first botanical garden. For a small town, that was big news. For a small Southern town, that it was led by two gay men and a feminist was astounding.

Their lives and plant choices raised eyebrows as the Garden became a national showcase for new styles, even earning recognition on HGTV's "Secrets of Great Gardens."

One of the young men, Jenks Farmer, had previously left the conservative South but returned with a mission: to challenge traditional notions of garden beauty, which clung to formality and associated certain plants with stigmas of poverty and race.

These Garden Disruptors challenged genteel social norms of race, homophobia, and sexism while shoveling compost, searching for plants, and planting flowers. The crew of creative misfits built a garden that attracts millions of people today.

In this novel-like true story, Jenks Farmer's soulful voice shares the story of a mismatched crew of real, dirty-handed gardeners who not only planted the garden but set its mission.

Through these characters, Jenks also recounts the history of elitist horticulture, of sexual and racial discrimination in gardens, and of how social norms changed drastically in the South during the period of garden buildings.

A ten-page resource zine on current and accessible abortion care. Topics in this little zine include: How to find a reputable clinic in your area, how to fund your abortion, hotlines for counseling, and much more. All in a very easy-to-read format that is suitable for everyone with hand-drawn illustrations.

A 12 page zine packed with different herbs that assist the female reproductive system and recipes for how to use herbs to manage uncomfortable symptoms relating to PMS, periods, pregnancy, and perimenopause. Herbs can be powerful when used correctly and can also nourish the body in all its life stages. This is a great little hand-illustrated primer on herbal care!

This zine is not too long, but full of helpful information on how to get through an uncomfortable medical procedure like a champ. It also touches on art therapy, aftercare, and creating good habits of self care. Hand-drawn illustrations and the entire zine is in black and white.

Part of the popular For Kids series, this book puts the historic struggle for LGBT equality into perspective. After a brief history up to 1900, each chapter discusses an era in the struggle for LGBT civil rights. The history is told through personal stories and firsthand accounts of the movement's key events like the 1950s "Lavender Scare," the Stonewall Inn uprising, and the AIDS crisis. Kids will learn about civil rights mavericks like Harvey Milk, the first out candidate to win a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Also chronicled are the historic contributions of famous LGBT individuals, and 21 activities enliven the history. Kids can write a free verse poem like Walt Whitman, design an AIDS quilt panel, and write a song parody to learn about the spirited ways in which the LGBT community has pushed for positive social change. Ages 9 and up

Handmade Art Lighter • Regular sized lighter with vinyl wrap • Ready to sell: All lighters come with fluid + ready to use • NOT A BIC LIGHTER • NOT REFILLABLE 

•Handmade Art Lighter • Regular sized lighter with vinyl wrap • Ready to sell: All lighters come with fluid + ready to use • NOT A BIC LIGHTER • NOT REFILLABLE

Handmade Art Lighter • Regular sized lighter with vinyl wrap • Ready to sell: All lighters come with fluid + ready to use • NOT A BIC LIGHTER • NOT REFILLABLE

By: GayDayOutdoors

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A collection of poetry reclaiming Catholic prayers and biblical passages to empower girls, women, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

The extreme level of sass in Emily Austin's Gay Girl Prayers does not mean that this collection is irreverent. On the contrary, in rewriting Bible verses to affirm and uplift queer, feminist, and trans realities, Austin invites readers into a giddy celebration of difference and a tender appreciation for the lives and perspectives of "strange women."

Packed with zingy one liners, sexual innuendo, self-respect, U-Hauling, and painfully earnest declarations of love, this is gayness at its best, harnessed to a higher purpose and ready to fight the powers that be.

This silver-tone metal case can be used as a cigarette case, business card holder, ID case, or wallet. It's great for carrying just the essentials (driver's license, credit cards, cash, etc) when you're going out. The case opens with the push of a button and has a metal arm on each side to hold items in place. The image on the front is protected by epoxy. The size is 3.5 inches tall by 3.25 inches wide by 1/2 inch deep. It holds approximately 20 standard sized business cards. It can also hold 20 cigarettes (holds regular and king sized but does not hold 100's-- if you're not sure about fit, measure your smokes). It holds rolled smokes as well, depending on the measurement.