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enewsletter - 2008_09
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~ Night At The Indies ~
Where
Gladstone Hotel, North Ballroom, 1214 Queen St. West When September 24, 2008 Time 7 - 9:30 pm Cost No admission fee. Refreshments will be served. Pay bar. |
poet motherfire-goddess divastoryteller, dispensing words of wisdom, laced with dub and framed by womanly hips, hard hitting political sistah telling it like it is.
What accounts for the rapid pace of change for lesbian and gay rights in Canada compared with the laggard status the US?
What inspired 1000s of lesbian and gays, as well as straight mayors, city officials and clergy across the US to engage in civil disobedience for the right to marry?
How do issues and legacies of racism, nationalism and political and legal institutions play a role in the same-sex marriage debate in the US and Canada?
Miriam Smith examines why these similar societies have produced such divergent policy outcomes, focusing on how differences between the political institutions of the US and Canada have shaped the terrain of social movement and counter-movement mobilization. Miriam will briefly explain why dry topics such as federalism, state constitutions and the division of powers are relevant to queer rights.

Director/Producer Nancy Nicol. Set against a backdrop of the Bush administration's policy of endless war and assault on civil liberties, One Summer in New Paltz is a cautionary tale of a young mayor of a small village who decided to do the unthinkable.
The Love Show 2008Theme: Mask - How do we hide or portray ourselves to others?
Deadline: September 5 - 23, 2008
This year's proceeds will go towards helping Nomads, an organization dedicated to helping street youth in our city.
All submissions must include:
Application forms available on-line at lonsdalegallery.blogspot.com.
Questions? Please email: theloveshow2008@yahoo.com


