Owner – Jennifer (lesbian, genderqueer, 50, lives in Iowa). Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer students were 9.54 less likely to be retained in STEM than their heterosexual peers, net of other experiences. “Well, I mean yeah I think about lipstick lesbians, you know who are more feminine who wear lipstick versus me who, I’m a chapstick lesbian.” “She’s a chapstick lesbian, too.” -personal interview with Jennifer, October 28, 2017 Owner – Cyndi (lesbian, woman, 42, lives in Iowa). Photo courtesy of Cyndi, personal collection.
She often self describes as a “Chapstick lesbian” c. Motorcycle owned and ridden by Cyndi wearing helmet. This was the first helmet that I bought.” -personal interview with Cyndi, November 21, 2017 It was coined when white sapphics segregated the gay rights movement in the 80s and decided that 2nd wave feminism wasn’t going to care about POC. It started in the black community as a derivative of stud, which is a black sapphic gender identity. With my jacket, my boobs are kind of bound, so a lot of people just think I’m a dude and they’re like “yeah dude,” and I’m like, totally hidden, anyway. Lesbian Sexual orientation 23 comments Best To be honest, no it’s not for white people. “It’s three-quarters of the face, so I could be totally hidden in here. In my zoology classes, it never came up, he says. A user shared, 'a stud is a masculine black or brown lesbian btw. In a humanities field like English, being queer or gay or lesbian was a topic that was under discussion as part of coursework. Stem comes up from combining both, 'stud' and 'femme'. The origins of the word are unclear the Oxford English Dictionary defines. Both of the objects displayed here are worn by two individuals who playfully use the phrase to self identify, and jokingly showed the curators during their interview the bag of Chapsticks that is pictured below in addition to providing one for display. What does 'Stem' mean on TikTok In the LGBTQ+ community, a stud is often considered a BLACK lesbian who dresses and generally is more masculine, while a femme is a lesbian who dresses and is more feminine as per Her. Many people consider dyke a slang term or epithet when used as a synonym for lesbian. In contrast to the more famous descriptor, “lipstick lesbian,” which is often used by or assigned to more feminine appearing-LGBTQIA+ women, some women in the LGBTQIA+ community have adopted and embraced another phrase, “Chapstick lesbian.” This represents their connection to a particular masculine-leaning aesthetic that can be seen as more practical or sporty.
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