The ancient Greeks accepted multiple sexuality. The Romans also. Somehow this then became unacceptable. (spread of an STD? Religious interference? State need for greater populations? )
Whatever the reason, by Mediaeval times all such practices had become ostracised and outlawed.
Only now is the pendulum swinging back.

A lovely article, although the intentional ignorance of our history books isn't really surprising, given who writes them, and that's a shame.

I'm not sure why that's important for people to share, or to know. She didn't invent lesbianism and apparently wasn't interested in having it be part of her legacy. Why is it important to point out people whose sexual preferences might not have been mainstream? Do we do that with men? Should we? There's nothing that goes on between the sheets between consenting adults that should be considered everyone else's business... not unless they themselves decide so.

No problem for me, she accomplished much

Good information. How sad that tour guides at Susan B. Anthony's house would not inform the public that she was lesbian.