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Windsor Paper Discriminates The Windsor Star did not accept an ad by the Windsor Gay Unity for one of their dances. The press council's decision that this was discrimination is covered by Body Politic.
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"I don't try to hide what I am" Bruce Blackadar, the author, attends the third dance held by Windsor Gay Unity and discusses with the different attendees their experiences as queer people in Windsor. He speaks to Steve Lough and Jim Davies about the beginnings of WGU and the recent ad that was denied by the Windsor Star.
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"I don't try to hide what I am" Bruce Blackadar, the author, attends the third dance held by Windsor Gay Unity and discusses with the different attendees their experiences as queer people in Windsor. He speaks to Steve Lough and Jim Davies about the beginnings of WGU and the recent ad that was denied by the Windsor Star.
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Windsor Gay Unity An ad in the Windsor Star advertising the WGU's services. Includes their P.O Box and phone number
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NGRC raises over $6,000 for Damien This article discusses the many groups that donated money to the defence of John Damien, including Windsor Gay Unity. This was done through Operation 6,000 Dollars, put forth by the National Gay Rights Coalition (NGRC).
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NGRC raises over $6,000 for Damien This article discusses the many groups that donated money to the defence of John Damien, including Windsor Gay Unity. This was done through Operation 6,000 Dollars, put forth by the National Gay Rights Coalition (NGRC).
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Gayly Speaking This article discusses the premier of Gayly Speaking, a radio show for queer people by queer people. The show airs in Windsor as well.
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Gayly Speaking This article discusses the premier of Gayly Speaking, a radio show for queer people by queer people. The show airs in Windsor as well.
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Press council rules against The Star This article covers the Windsor Press Council's decision that the Windsor Star unfairly discriminated against Windsor Gay Unity by denying their ad for one of their dances. This article discusses the ruling, the opinions of the publisher of the Star, and WGU's feelings on the ruling.
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Press council rules against The Star This article covers the Windsor Press Council's decision that the Windsor Star unfairly discriminated against Windsor Gay Unity by denying their ad for one of their dances. This article discusses the ruling, the opinions of the publisher of the Star, and WGU's feelings on the ruling.
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Windsor Paper Discriminates The Windsor Star did not accept an ad by the Windsor Gay Unity for one of their dances. The press council's decision that this was discrimination is covered by Body Politic.
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The will to win An article written by John Damien about his life from racing horses to losing his job, to the beginnings of his legal battle and the John Damien Defence Committee.
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John Damien Defence Fund In addition to John Damien's article was this advertisement for his defence fund.
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The will to win An article written by John Damien about his life from racing horses to losing his job, to the beginnings of his legal battle and the John Damien Defence Committee.
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"I'm Determined to Win" A transcription of an interview with John Damien about his life, being fired, and his legal case.
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"I'm Determined to Win" A transcription of an interview with John Damien about his life, being fired, and his legal case.
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John Damien: Spunky racing steward who defied discrimination succumbs to cancer This obituary gives an overview of John Damien and discusses his passing by pancreatic cancer. It also gives an overview of his case.
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Pay Racing Commission costs, court orders bankrupt Damien John Damien has had to claim bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $2,486 after he had to drop his case against the Ontario Human Rights Commission.
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Psychological study probes the depths of gay world An article featuring an interview with Dr. Tom Clark discussing his PhD thesis and how it impacted the APA's decision to remove homosexuality as a psychiatric disorder.
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Psychological study probes the depths of gay world An article featuring an interview with Dr. Tom Clark discussing his PhD thesis and how it impacted the APA's decision to remove homosexuality as a psychiatric disorder.
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Psychological study probes the depths of gay world A photo of Dr. Tom Clark from this article. An article featuring an interview with Dr. Tom Clark discussing his PhD thesis and how it impacted the APA's decision to remove homosexuality as a psychiatric disorder.
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Lesbian mother is awarded custody of her two children A lesbian woman in a relationship receives custody of her two children after divorce from husband in Essex County court. The Judge saw her homosexuality as a negative factor in the custody application but not enough to not give her custody.
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Gay parents The article looks at the idea of marriage and if a homosexual person can function in a heterosexual relationship and gay people as parents. Barry Adam is quoted often who wrote a book titled, "The Survival of Domination" about the behaviour patterns of minority groups where one chapter is all about gay people in straight marriages. It also incudes the Church's perspectives of these occurrences.
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Charge dismissed: Homosexual law gets first court test This is the first case in Windsor in which the new provisions of the Criminal Code regarding homosexuality deem an individual not guilty of a crime. The accused had left a note on the vehicle of a man asking to participate in sexual activities with him, but because of the Criminal Code changes, the man's actions were no longer criminal, although the Judge found them "reprehensible".
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Charge dismissed: Homosexual law gets first court test This is the first case in Windsor in which the new provisions of the Criminal Code regarding homosexuality deem an individual not guilty of a crime. The accused had left a note on the vehicle of a man asking to participate in sexual activities with him, but because of the Criminal Code changes, the man's actions were no longer criminal, although the Judge found them "reprehensible".
