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References

Bottini, Ivy. “Ivy Bottini: Artist, Actor, Comedienne, Feminist and Gay Activist.” Veteran Feminists of America (n.d.).

Gierach, Ryan. “Painting an Activist Future.” WeHo News. Posted September 5, 2005.

Gierach, Ryan. “Ivy Does 80 At The Ivy Theater.” WeHo News. Posted August 10, 2006.

“Ivy Bottini—Artists|Activist.” IvyBottini.com.

“Local Hero: Ivy Bottini.” KCET.org.

McDonald, Patrick Range. “Ivy Bottini: The Beauty of Seeking Justice.” LA Weekly. Posted May 20, 2010.

Mills, James F. “Ivy Bottini Merges Activism and Art in Designing Dyke March T-Shirt.” West HOllywood Patch. Posted June 13, 2011.

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