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3 May 2018

Congratulations to Girl Ange, Winner of IMsL 2018

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Building a community of Leatherwoman, kinksters, sex geeks, sex positive and empowered women (and those who love them) The International Ms Leather weekend was last month, providing an extended weekend to meet, cruise, and play for Leather Women.  

 

Last month, Australia’s Girl Ange won the title International Ms Leather and takes us through what the weekend was like for her now on JOY, as she not only talks about winning the title with Dean Arcuri, but what it means to proudly represent women and non-gendered individuals in our alternative and fetish communities. 

 

Photo Credit Shilo McCabe 

 

This segment aired on 2nd May 2018 on JOY 94.9 

 

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