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Lesbian Tide
The ''Lesbian Tide'' was an American lesbian newspaper that was first published in 1971 and discontinued in 1980.
==History==
The ''Lesbian Tide'' originated in 1971 as the newsletter for the Los Angeles chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis (DOB), a national lesbian rights organization, and was called the ''LA DOB Newsletter''. The newsletter was run by young members of the DOB and their radical political stance created a rift between the editors and older, less radical members of the DOB. In December 1972, the newspaper formally split from the DOB and, with a change in title to the ''Lesbian Tide'', it became an independent publication with Jeanne Córdova (a former DOB member) as editor.
When the ''Tide'' expanded its distribution from the Los Angeles region to other U.S. cities, it became the first national lesbian newspaper. Córdova's ambition was to create a newspaper that was as widely circulated as ''The Advocate'', which at the time was targeted towards a gay male audience.〔 The ''Lesbian Tide'' struggled financially, however, and at one point its editors published a message to their readers: "WE ARE FLAT BROKE! PLEASE SEND MONEY!" Ultimately, the newspaper ceased publication in 1980.〔
The ''Tide'' content was not purely lesbian-related; it also appealed to the broader feminist movement of the time and advertised services such as the Alcoholism Center for Women and sex therapy workshops. Feminist-turned-Wiccan Cerridwen Fallingstar contributed to the magazine in the late 1970s, under her birth name Cheri Lesh.〔("As The Tide Turns" ). ''Lesbian Tide''. July/August 1979. p. 20.〕
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