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IN PRINT
Spirited smuggling
story by Rachel Giese /
Six pages was all it took to make Nalo Hopkinson a writer.
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EDITORIAL
Ignorance is hardly bliss
story by Brenda Cossman /
Gwen Araujo was a 17-year-old male-to-female (MTF) transsexual living in Newark, Califonia.
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SPLIT DECISIONS
The passion of the same-sex
story by Tanya Gulliver /
When Lionel Ketola and Steve Loweth decided to get married last fall it wasn’t a simple matter.
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SEXPLORATION
Tainted love
story by Jennifer Polo /
Sometimes you just need to get away from it all.
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CENSORSHIP
Artists beware
story by Julia Garro /
Last week Canadian artists called for a rethink of censorship legislation currently on its way to becoming law.
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PERSONALITY
Dunk the faggot
story by Ian Mackenzie /
Mark Elliot’s voice is deep and gravely with no sign of the gay lilt.
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THREE YEARS LATER
Remembering David Buller
story by Karyn Sandlos /
On the afternoon of Jan 18, 2001, David Buller was stabbed repeatedly in his office in the University Of Toronto’s Visual Studies department at 1 Spadina Cres.
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FIRST PERSON
Scared silent
story by Frantz Brent-Harris /
Last month a Jamaican teen was beaten unconscious by his fellow students after his own father stirred them up by claiming his son is gay.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Electroshock & unwarranted arrests
story by Tyrone Newhook /
Some have been whipped, beaten and bound.
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SLASH FICTION
Good for the goose
story by Julia Garro /
“For whatever reason, what is good for the gander leaves the goose cold: few women report being aroused by the sight of men kissing each other.”
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FILM FLAM
Acting out
story by Nicholas Davies /
There is something fundamentally terrifying about reviewing Keith Cole’s work; you end up getting yourself caught between a (hard) cock and a hard place.
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THEATRE REVIEW
The long & winded road
story by Seraphim /
Kevin Sheard’s new play, Always An Actress, could easily be included in the Unique Lives And Experiences women’s lecture series — except Sheard is a man and is willing to devote nearly three hours to convince us of that fact.
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IN PRINT
The queen is dead
story by Jennifer O’Connor /
“Drag queens? that’s so over now,” John Waters once said.
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BOOK REVIEW
Mission personal
story by Jennifer O’Connor /
In 1993, Michelle Tea ran away from her working-class home in Chelsea, Massachusetts and moved to San Francisco’s Mission District.
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CD REVIEWS
Fabulous Muscles ain’t
story by John Webster /
I must be getting old. Recently I tried listening to favourite albums of my teen years.
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