Pronounced Bliss

Explores sexuality issues within the context of the African American woman's experience.

Builds community and sisterhood as we become increasingly secure with our sexuality.

Provides uplifting and empowering peer support to other bisexual or questioning women who need to be heard in a respectful and confidential environment.

From Exclusion to Exclusivity!

Mainstream society frequently marginalizes, objectifies, and exploits black female sexuality, creating a social disconnect (real or perceived).
BBLSS provides one foundation on which bisexual black women reclaim and redefine our sexuality on OUR terms.

We talked. We met. Now we can't get enough!

BBLSS began in May of 2003 under another name as an online discussion forum.
In 2004 BBLSS launched its support group meetings in the Washington, DC-metro area.
Members enjoy an active online discussion forum, monthly support group meetings every third Saturday of the month and female-oriented social activities.

We are everyone and everywhere!

The BBLSS membership is demographically diverse, and includes black women from all socio-economic and academic backgrounds.
BBLSS members' sexual lifestyle choices run the gamut, from celibacy to monogamy to polyamory.
Approximately 20% of our members identify as lesbian.
BBLSS maintains a roster of over 500 members from different areas of the world, with most members located on the United States’ East Coast.

Credits and Notices!

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