Virginia E. "Ginny" Vida (born 1939) is an American editor and community leader, best known for editing Our Right to Love: A Lesbian Resource Book (1978), and as media director of the National Gay Task Force (NGTF) in the 1970s.
[5] In 1973 and 1974 she was active in the Jean O'Leary-led Lesbian Feminist Liberation, an offshoot of the Gay Activists Alliance.
[5][8] She edited the national organization's newsletter, It's Time, and worked for "accurate news coverage and positive portrayals and lesbians and gay men" in film, radio, and television.
[9][10][11] She also worked on public education campaigns for the task force,[12] countering the anti-gay activism of Anita Bryant and others.
[13] Her efforts persuaded ABC to make A Question of Love, a 1978 television movie starring Jane Alexander and Gena Rowlands as a lesbian couple in a custody dispute with an ex-husband, based on a memoir by Mary Jo Risher.