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                <text>TRC Resolution Health Support Workers at the 22nd International Two-Spirited Gathering</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Trevor Stratton&#13;
2010&#13;
Beausejour, Manitoba&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Courtesy of the University of Winnipeg Archives, Albert McLeod fonds (11.01)</text>
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                <text>(Front row, L-R) Gerald Hannon, Robert Trow, and Ed Jackson. (Back row, L-R) Herb Spiers and Merv Walker.</text>
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                <text>Unknown photographer&#13;
Circa 1976&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of gelatin silver print&#13;
Gift of Ed Jackson&#13;
Courtesy of the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Gerald Hannon, Robert Trow, Ed Jackson, Herb Spiers and Merv Walker lived and worked together on The Body Politic (TBP), Canada’s gay liberation newspaper (1971-1987). Here, Gerald and Robert were boyfriends, as were Merv and Ed. Gerald stayed with TBP to its end in 1987, while Robert later was an important advocate for anonymous HIV testing. After 1985, Ed worked at the AIDS Committee of Toronto. Herb Spiers was a significant contributor for the 1971 “We Demand” manifesto; Merv arrived at TBP in 1973 and stayed several years. Both Robert and Herb died of HIV-related causes, in 2002 and 2011 respectively.</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Trevor Stratton&#13;
September 2010&#13;
Beausejour, Manitoba&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Courtesy of the University of Winnipeg Archives, Albert McLeod fonds (11.011)</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Narayani&#13;
2013&#13;
Mumbai, India&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Gift of Mudit Ganguly&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Rose-Ann Marie Bailey&#13;
Circa 2012&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print of a digital image&#13;
Gift of Courtnay McFarlane&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>(L-R) Carmen, Courtnay McFarlane, Anthony Mohamed, Deryck Glodon, Alex, Douglas, and Henry Wright.</text>
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                <text>Photographed by Leif Harmsen&#13;
March 1984&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a gelatin silver print&#13;
Gift of Courtnay McFarlane&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>Michelle McFarlane &#13;
March 1986&#13;
New York, New York&#13;
Dye coupler print from digital image of a dye coupler print&#13;
Gift of Courtnay McFarlane&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>Unknown photographer&#13;
Circa 1995&#13;
New York, New York&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a gelatin silver print&#13;
Gift of Courtnay McFarlane&#13;
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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                <text>Unknown photographer&#13;
1992&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye coupler print&#13;
Courtesy of the University of Winnipeg Archives, Two-Spirited Collection (17.026)</text>
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                <text>Photograph by Mary Anne Coffey&#13;
1994&#13;
Toronto, Ontario&#13;
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye coupler print&#13;
Gift of Mary Anne Coffey&#13;
Courtesy of the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives</text>
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Bill 167 was the proposed Equality Rights Statute Amendment Act in 1995. This bill sought to redefine the term “spouse” to provide same-sex couples with rights and obligations equal to those of opposite-sex common law couples.</text>
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