Maurice J. Flood

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Maurice J. Flood

Maurice Flood

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Maurice Flood was a gay rights activist, founder of the Gay Alliance Toward Equality (GATE) Vancouver, and an editor for Gay Tide. When the Vancouver Sun refused to print a GATE advertisement in 1974, the group launched a court challenge which was the first sexual orientation case to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada (1979). Flood often gave talks at events and spoke about gay liberation at universities.

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Gay Freedom Day San Francisco 1978: GATE Address to Rally Socialist Debate Minister Will Not Be 'Bludgeoned,'Again & Once Again—The RMG Gay Liberation: Where It's At Ottawa Outrage Unravels Gays Fight Racism Double Standard, Double Dealing 2nd National Conference: Winnipeg Bill Sneaks Through; Ferries Go to Victoria Gay Pride Celebrated in Buffalo Country King Says No to Civil Rights Gay Rights Rally Will Demand 'Sexual Orientation' Protection Gays Organize Week of Celebration and Solidarity Gay Troika Replies Gay Pompousity (sic)GATE to Picket Straight Gay Rights Toronto Paper Slanders Gays For a Full (Not Limited) Intervention in Gay Liberation

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GATE to Picket Straight

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