Shiri Eisner is an activist and writer residing in Tel Aviv, Israel/Occupied Palestine. Her identities include: bisexual, genderqueer, feminist, anarchist, Mizrahi (Arabic Jew), disabled/chronically ill, vegan, geek, metalhead and crazy cat lady. She runs the Tel-Aviv-based bisexual organization Panorama – Bi and Pansexual Feminist Community and participates in Palestine solidarity, radical queer, feminist, transgender and genderqueer, and animal rights activism (among other things). Her book Bi: Notes for a Bisexual Revolution is almost out! She hopes to incite the revolution very soon.
In addition to this blog, she keeps a Hebrew-language blog under http://bidyke.wordpress.com
Shiri’s tumblr
Shiri’s twitter
Radical Bi blog on facebook
Bi: Notes for a Bisexual Revolution on Facebook
Contact: bisexualrevolution(at)gmail.com
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Hello Shriri Eisner! My teaching assistant from women’s studies, Greg, has sent me to your website for many ressources on the topic of biphobia within queer communities. I’ve already seen many things here that will be of great use! I won’t be writing this work after your book release but this is really great. Thank you!
Thanks! Happy to be of assistance :)
Make you spell my name right, though – my name is Shiri (which translates in Hebrew to “my song” or “my poem”). Shriri in Hebrew, however, means muscular ;)