Oral History with Jeanne Healy, 1985
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Title
Oral History with Jeanne Healy, 1985
Description
Jeanne is an activist and retired bookkeeper and secretary. She was born in 1924, the youngest and only girl of five siblings and grew up and lived for a major part of her life in Toronto. At the time of the interview she was back living with her ex-lover, Lois Stewart and Lois’s husband. The interview covers Jeanne’s lesbian relationships from 1948 up to the time of the interview. She discusses the bar scene in Toronto and Detroit as well as house parties and friendships with other lesbians in Toronto. Topics discussed include dealing with homophobia from the 40’s to the present as well as thoughts on the intersection of class, gender and sex.
Creator
Lesbians Making History Collective
Date
1985
Contributor
Lesbians Making History Collective
LGBTQ Digital Oral History Collaboratory
Rights
The CLGA does not own the copyright
Type
oral history
Coverage
1950s to 1970s, 1985
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Citation
Lesbians Making History Collective, “Oral History with Jeanne Healy, 1985,” The ArQuives Digital Exhibitions, accessed April 18, 2024, https://digitalexhibitions.arquives.ca/items/show/136.