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* ] (]-]) American actress * ] (]-]) American actress
* ], British author, poet, occultist, ''bon viveur''. * ], British author, poet, occultist, ''bon viveur''.
* ], Musician{{Citation needed}} <!--No references in article, which in any case says nothing about his sexuality, certainly nothing about bisexuality. Only sexuality-related mention is to his "appearing in a nude photo spread in Brazilian gay publication"-->
* ] (born ]), Scottish actor. Interviewer: "You've been married, but now you live with a man." Cumming: "I think of myself as bisexual, because I find women attractive. I don't relate to gay men who are horrified by the thought of a woman's body." * ] (born ]), Scottish actor. Interviewer: "You've been married, but now you live with a man." Cumming: "I think of myself as bisexual, because I find women attractive. I don't relate to gay men who are horrified by the thought of a woman's body."
* ] (born ]), American porn star * ] (born ]), American porn star
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* ], early gay rights activist, founded Mattachine society, married to a woman{{citation needed}}<!--Gay, married, article does not cite sources that clarify whether his relationship with his wife was sexual or whether there were sexual relationships with any other women--> * ], early gay rights activist, founded Mattachine society, married to a woman{{citation needed}}<!--Gay, married, article does not cite sources that clarify whether his relationship with his wife was sexual or whether there were sexual relationships with any other women-->
* ] (1886-1961) American poet * ] (1886-1961) American poet
* ] (born ]), American actress
* ], American singer, solo and with ] * ], American singer, solo and with ]
* ] Swedish musician * ] Swedish musician
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* ] American musican * ] American musican
* ] English model * ] English model
* ] (born ]), American feminist, former president of ] * ] (born ]), American feminist, former president of ]
* ], Swedish musician, lead singer with ], described by an interviewer as "charismatic bisexual lead singer Maja Ivarsson". * ], Swedish musician, lead singer with ], described by an interviewer as "charismatic bisexual lead singer Maja Ivarsson".


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* ] American model and actor * ] American model and actor
* ] American writer and activist * ] American writer and activist
* ] (born ]), hacker, journalist * ] (born ]), hacker, journalist
* ] (1883-1956) French artist * ] (1883-1956) French artist
* ] English actress and singer * ] English actress and singer
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* ], American anthropologist and writer * ], American anthropologist and writer
* ] hip hop singer * ] hip hop singer
* ] English Jazz singer and art critic
* ] (]&ndash;]), singer of rock band ]. One source refers to him as homosexual&mdash;he is quoted as calling himself "gay as a daffodil"&mdash;one as a heterosexual pretending to be bisexual<!--Very confusing to know how to present this. The article states that he was gay and that Mary Austin "often front as his girlfriend for the press." However, the cited source does not say she was fronting as his girlfriend for the press; rather, it is a press account stating that he is heterosexual. We are presumably to interpret this as an _example_ of Austin dissembling, but we can't cite it in support of the statement that she was.--> * ] (]&ndash;]), singer of rock band ]. One source refers to him as homosexual&mdash;he is quoted as calling himself "gay as a daffodil"&mdash;one as a heterosexual pretending to be bisexual<!--Very confusing to know how to present this. The article states that he was gay and that Mary Austin "often front as his girlfriend for the press." However, the cited source does not say she was fronting as his girlfriend for the press; rather, it is a press account stating that he is heterosexual. We are presumably to interpret this as an _example_ of Austin dissembling, but we can't cite it in support of the statement that she was.-->
* ], American poet, playwright * ], American poet, playwright
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* ] American comedienne and actress * ] American comedienne and actress
* ] Canadian musician * ] Canadian musician
* ] American mathematician, subject of "]" {{fact}}
* ], American rock musician, has experimented with both sexes, but does not consider himself gay or bisexual * ], American rock musician, has experimented with both sexes, but does not consider himself gay or bisexual
* ] Czech-born American tennis player * ] Czech-born American tennis player
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* ] Irish writer * ] Irish writer
* ] (1887-1986) American painter * ] (1887-1986) American painter
* ] American musician


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* ] English fetish photographer * ] English fetish photographer
* ] Danish model, actor, and filmmaker . * ] Danish model, actor, and filmmaker .
* ] American actor{{citation needed}}
* ] American actor * ] American actor
* ], French author of ] * ], French author of ]

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References

  1. Self-described as "queer", only later to date Kathleen Robertson.
  2. Time Out (UK) 6-13 December 1995, pg. 18-22, by Marina Baker, "Bunny Talks"
  3. Herring, Phillip (1995). Djuna: The Life and Work of Djuna Barnes. New York: Penguin Books. ISBN 0-14-017842-2.
  4. Rutledge, Leigh W. (2003). The Gay Book of Lists. Alyson Publishing. ISBN 1-55583-740-9. p. 86
  5. Ottoline Morrell: Life on a Grand Scale by Miranda Seymour (Hodder & Stoughton, revised edition 1998)
  6. Susannah Clapp, With Chatwin: Portrait of a Writer ISBN 0-09-973371-4
  7. Catsoulis, Jeannette (2005), "A Multiple-Minority Comic, Happily Drubbing the Right." The New York Times, September 2, 2005, Movies, p. 6: "she is also outspokenly liberal, feminist and bisexual."
  8. Ian Gibson, The Shameful Life of Salvador Dali
  9. Dave Davies, quoted in Interview by Johnny Rogan, Mojo, May 1996
  10. Hay, Harry (1997). Radically Gay: Gay Liberation in the Words of Its Founder. Beacon Press. ISBN 0-8070-7081-5. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help), "Will Geer, a Gay fellow actor and my lover at the time...": 327
  11. Biggs, Mary (1996). Women's Words: The Columbia Book of Quotations by Women. Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-07986-9.: "King was revealed as a bisexual in 1981 when her former lover, Marilyn Barnett, sued her for 'palimony'" p. 161
  12. Rodriguez, Suzanne (2002). Wild Heart: A Life: Natalie Clifford Barney and the Decadence of Literary Paris. New York: HarperCollins. ISBN 0-06-093780-7.
  13. Jess, Tyehimba (2003). African-American Pride: 101 Reasons to Be Proud You're African American. Citadel Press. ISBN 0-8065-2498-7.: "Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple and The Temple of my Familiar is bisexual." p. 46
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