The NFB-produced shorts explore what’s been gained and lost in our communities
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The NFB-produced shorts explore what’s been gained and lost in our communities
The minister and former politician reflects on nearly 50 years in activism and politics
Why one BC oral history project asked youth to interview activists about the past 50 years of queer and trans reform
Rupert Raj and Tatiana Ferguson talk community organization, early and late-life transition
Tim McCaskell and Shakir Rahim talk Toronto’s bathhouse raids, the Bruce McArthur case and the marginalization of queer and trans people of colour
Project Marie was shocking, but gay men learned how to respond — based on the past
His new film, ‘Killing Patient Zero,’ explores the life and death of Gaëtan Dugas
Activist Tim McCaskell on how reaction to the raids informed the future of gay liberation
Difference in opinion on Black Lives Matter, Pride Toronto and Marie Curtis Park polarized LGBTQ2 communities on policing practices.
On his 75th birthday, a look back on the work of a prolific writer who covered the bathhouse riots for The Body Politic and brought cruising to the pages of Toronto Life
A city galvanized, our communities remade
Two queer politicians — one trailblazer, one rising star — on progress, resistance and the work that still needs to be done
From bathhouse raids to Supreme Court cases to same-sex marriage
It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.
The government’s official narrative denies our actual histories and the battles we fought for our rights
Introducing our new series, Still Fighting