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In 1993 Brenda and Wanda Henson bought land outside Ovett, Mississippi, and opened a feminist, lesbian-run retreat and food bank in a county that made its feelings clear immediately. Somebody left a dead dog on their mailbox.

They didn't leave. They ran the pantry. They kept the gate open, and over years the temperature around them changed — which is the least dramatic and most difficult kind of victory there is.

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Brenda and Wanda Henson: Two smiling women stand arm in arm in front of leafy foliage, with one wearing a T-shirt printed with a circular palm-tree logo and the text “3rd Annual Gulf Coast Women’s Festival” and “1991 Biloxi.”

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