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Khush Brings You - Salaam Toronto (1989)
This image depicts a small flyer that Khush brought out in 1989 to advertise the Salaam Toronto festival that was the beginning of Desh Pardesh.
Khush Background (1988)
This image depicts the Khush mandate from 1989 and describes a future project that they wish to work on - Salaam Toronto, which would be the beginning of Desh Pardesh as well.
Ken Popert, "Skill and self-respect: Toronto's Cabbagetown Group Softball League, hosts of the Fifth Gay Softball World Series", Body Politic 76 (September, 1981), 25-27.
The article provides information about the CGSL, NAGAAA and the GSWS, and also features profiles of several league members.
Ken Popert (1947- )
Ken Popert has been working for the Pink Triangle Press since the mid- 1970s. The Press published The Body Politic, a news magazine that sowed the seeds of homosexual rebellion in Canada and set the stage for the uprising that occurred in the wake of…
Keith Norton (1941-2010)
Following careers as an educator and a lawyer, Keith Norton served in the Ontario Legislature from 1975 to 1985. From 1977 to 1985 he held Cabinet posts in Community and Social Services, Environment, Health and Education, Colleges and Universities.…
Karl Fraser and Fred O’Neill
Unknown photographer
1980s
Toronto, Ontario
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye coupler print
Gift of Junior Harrison
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives
1980s
Toronto, Ontario
Dye coupler print from a digital image of a dye coupler print
Gift of Junior Harrison
Courtesy of The Family Camera Network and the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives
k.d. lang (1961- )
Singer, composer and actor, k.d. lang is a lesbian icon whose influence reaches far beyond Canada's borders. Born in Consort, Alberta, lang was the first mainstream celebrity in North America to come out as a lesbian, against the advice of many who…