Many LGBTQ2S+ advocates believe there is still a lot of work to do beyond the latest efforts of reconciliation
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Many LGBTQ2S+ advocates believe there is still a lot of work to do beyond the latest efforts of reconciliation
On the anniversary of the Toronto bathhouse raids, we reflect on the lasting impact the protests had on the LGBTQ2S+ community
These crucial sites for sex, community, education and protest are at risk of disappearing forever
Activist Tim McCaskell on how reaction to the raids informed the future of gay liberation
A city galvanized, our communities remade
A look back at battles fought and how they can be applied to 2017
Canadian government curtailed buggery and gross indecency charges in 1969, though arrests continued
Toronto police fail to understand why both queers and women need safe public space
Identity, community, and privacy arguments may not be sufficient for Project Marie
Shame tactics might try to vilify gay sex, but it won’t stop cruising
Members of the LGBT community attend Walk the Beat event demanding accountability for Project Marie
‘Here we are, 30 years later still doing this kind of stuff,’ says Randall Garrison
‘It certainly has the whiff of homophobia,’ says Marcus McCann on Toronto police operation
The undercover police operation in Etobicoke’s Marie Curtis Park is reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
‘If they did a bad thing then why aren’t the perpetrators called to account?’
We deserve more than a cynical PR stunt, says Tim McCaskell
Chief Mark Saunders offers apology during Pride reception