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13 riveting TV shows with amazing lesbian characters

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It’s Friday, which means we’re almost at the end of this year’s Lesbian Visibility Week. And since this week is all about visibility, we couldn’t miss out on looking at the TV shows that are bringing about some much-needed representation with their awesome lesbian characters.

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