Item is a photograph of a Gay Alliance Towards Equality protest outside a church in Vancouver. The signs read: "Fight 'born again' hate" and "Gay Rights Now".
Item is a photograph of a Gay Alliance Towards Equality protest outside a church in Vancouver. The signs read: "Fight 'born again' hate" and "Gay Rights Now".
Notes
Inscribed in blue marker on verso: "Now is the time for all good men to come to the".
National Gay Conference [Canada] (2nd : Winnipeg : 1974)
Publication
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Physical Description
1 poster: 44 x 28 cm., offset, black on pink uncoated paper
Notes
Original Access.No 1982-005
Gay Alliance Toward Equality (GATE) (Vancouver)
Conference hosted by Gays for Equality (Winnipeg)
Gay Pride March
Hosted by Gays for Equality
As of August 6, 2013 only the black poster is in the folder.
Gay Alliance Toward Equality (GATE) (Vancouver)
Picnic second beach , Ceperly Park, Sunday Aug. 26, 1.00
Copy 2 has notice glued to it stating "copies of this poster were seized by the police. Gays won't be silenced. Everyone come!"
GATE (Vancouver) media coverage: Gate editorial from "Coming Out", November 9, 1978; B. Rand on CFUN re: Gay Tide ad in Express, November 15, 1978; Don Hann on Co-op Radio re: Body Politic trial, February 22, 1979; D. Rand re: Robert Cook's campaign, Co-op Radio April 19, 1979; D. Rand on CKLG, May…
GATE (Vancouver) media coverage: Gate editorial from "Coming Out", November 9, 1978; B. Rand on CFUN re: Gay Tide ad in Express, November 15, 1978; Don Hann on Co-op Radio re: Body Politic trial, February 22, 1979; D. Rand re: Robert Cook's campaign, Co-op Radio April 19, 1979; D. Rand on CKLG, May 22, 1979; CBC coverage of descicion, May 22, 1979; Terry Ludwar, Co-op Radio, May 24, 1979; S.F. report
Notes
Written on tape:
Side A: GATE Editorial (0-150)
CFUN re G.T. ad in Express (150-170)
DON H. re B.P. Feb 22/79
Side B: Rand, CoopRadio Ap 79
Rand CKLF May 22/79; CBC May 22
LUDWAR Co-op Radio May 24/79 & S.F. report
1 posters: black and white: 42 x 28 cm; black on yellow uncoated paper
Notes
On April 28, 1977 a private member's bill was introduced into the legislature to include sexual orientation In the Human Rights Code. It wasn't even voted on. Why? Because 20 Conservatives, including some Cabinet ministers, opposed calling a vote. The Bill, supported by all N.D.P. and most Liberal members, was thus defeated. The time has come to defeat the Tories.This election vote for gay rights, vote against the Tories.
Originally from 1982-001 Community Homophile Association of Toronto (CHAT)
Organized by the Coalition for Gay Rights in Ontario (CGRO)
This file consists of photographs from Pink Triangle Day in 1980. People in the photographs are Terry Ludwar, Alan McGee, Inge Wessels, Doug Saunders, and Jonas Goldstein.
(1) Inge Wessels, (2) Doug Saunders, (3) Terry Ludward, Alan McGee, and Inge Wessels, (4) Terry Ludwar and Alan McGee, (5) Doug…
3 photographs : col. ; 3.5x3.5 in.
3 photographs : b&w. ; 3.15x4.15 in.
Scope and Content
This file consists of photographs from Pink Triangle Day in 1980. People in the photographs are Terry Ludwar, Alan McGee, Inge Wessels, Doug Saunders, and Jonas Goldstein.
(1) Inge Wessels, (2) Doug Saunders, (3) Terry Ludward, Alan McGee, and Inge Wessels, (4) Terry Ludwar and Alan McGee, (5) Doug Saunders and Jonas Goldstein, and (6) Inge Wessels
This file contains photographs from the Defend John Damien event.
(1) Reporters crowd around Damien after talk, (2) John Damien addressing student crowd in student union building. Nov 15/76. Chris Vogel of G.F.E. seated
This file contains photographs from the Defend John Damien event.
(1) Reporters crowd around Damien after talk, (2) John Damien addressing student crowd in student union building. Nov 15/76. Chris Vogel of G.F.E. seated
