Loraine Hutchins, American Author And Bisexual Activist Dies At 77

Loraine Hutchins, American Author And Bisexual Activist Dies At 77

It with great sadness announcing the death of Loraine Hutchins,the celebrated American bisexual and feminist author, activist, and sex educator has passed away  this morming, LGBTQ+ community mourns the loss of Loraine Hutchins, a foundational figure in the bisexual rights movement, who has died at the age of 77. A proud bisexual, feminist author, activist, and sex educator, Hutchins was a true queer icon whose work fundamentally shaped modern bisexual visibility and advocacy.

Dr. Hutchins is a foundational figure in the bisexual rights movement. She rose to prominence as the co-editor of the landmark 1991 anthology, *Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out*. This seminal work gave a powerful voice to the bisexual community and remains a cornerstone of bisexual literature.

Born on May 2, 1948, Hutchins has dedicated her life to education and advocacy. She currently teaches Women’s Studies, LGBT Studies, and sexuality courses at colleges in the Washington, D.C. area. As a certified sexological bodyworker, her work spans academia, grassroots activism, and hands-on sex education.

Beyond her writing, Hutchins was a dedicated educator, teaching Women’s Studies, LGBT Studies, and human sexuality at colleges in the Washington, D.C. area. Her multifaceted work as an activist and sexologist, including training as a Sexological Bodyworker, cemented her legacy as a tireless champion for sexual freedom and understanding. Her passing marks the end of an era, but her pioneering spirit and immense contributions will continue to inspire generations to come. Rather than mourning a loss, we celebrate the ongoing contributions of this queer icon. Loraine Hutchins continues to inspire generations as a proud bisexual activist, whose work has indelibly shaped our understanding of sexuality and identity.