She broke new ground in 1973 with her album “Lavender Jane Loves Women,” recorded and distributed by women for women, which sketched out a lesbian separatist utopia.She broke new ground in 1973 with her album “Lavender Jane Loves Women,” recorded and distributed by women for women, which sketched out a lesbian separatist utopia.Read MoreDobkin, Alix (1940-2021), Deaths (Obituaries), Folk Music, Homosexuality and Bisexuality, Pop and Rock Music, Festivals, Lavender Jane Loves Women (Album)
