The opera-singing, sword-fighting Julie d’Aubigny seduced both men and women
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The opera-singing, sword-fighting Julie d’Aubigny seduced both men and women
But fairy tale of lesbian love during First World War survived
As an addendum to his latest column, Michael Lyons compiled a list of Polari words
How a secret language known as Polari brought together a community
Remastered Weissman/Fernie doc will screen at Inside Out
19th-century building could be moved to Summerhill to make way for new treatment centre
The oft-ignored Canadian leg of Oscar Wilde’s North American lecture tour
The lasting influence of a turbulent youth
Small pieces of Toronto’s gay past expected to sell for more than $400 each
One of history’s first documented fag hags was a hoot
Statute rendered unconstitutional in 2003 Supreme Court ruling
Some legislators concerned move could lead to lawsuit
The lesser-known gay angle of the famous murder case
Activists recall life before the omnibus bill was passed, and how things changed in its aftermath
Michael Hendricks and René Leboeuf look back on their landmark legal victory and wedding
The decriminalization of gay sex wasn’t actually about liberating sexuality
The life and loves of Erté