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Michael Lynch

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Michael Lynch was an English professor at the University of Toronto and an important figure in Canada's gay liberation movement. He was an early member of Gay Alliance toward Equality (GATE) Toronto, and an organizing member of the Gay Academic Union (GAU) at the University of Toronto. In 1974 he co-taught a course about the gay experience at the University of Toronto, and he often took part in discussions and talks that promoted gay rights.

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February 14 Toronto Five people […]November 3 Toronto About thirty […]Autumn Toronto A weekly gay studies […]December Toronto The Task Force on […]September Toronto A chapter of the […]December 1 Toronto The December 1 […]June Toronto Michael Lynch requested […]September Toronto Michael Lynch's […]September Toronto Terry Phillips […]March 19 Toronto Eight gay fathers […]October 19 Toronto The Ontario Press […]July Toronto Michael Lynch's article […]September 17 Hamilton "Straight […]October 18 Mississauga, Ont. The CGA […]December Toronto The Lesbian and Gay […]March Toronto Michael Lynch […]December 29 New York, N.Y. Professor […]

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Mary Meigs: An Appreciation Bent under Hitler, Bent under Ackroyd Editor's Note More on Whitman The Lover of His Fellows and the Hot Little Prophets: Walt Whitman in Ontario In Art, in Bed: Jane Rule's Web CBS Power, CBC Politics S&M: Shall I Compare Thee to a Battered Wife?Stinkers and Gems The Logic of the Extras Damien Case Enters Year Six Fun! In Your Own Living Room Pat Bond: (Role)playing Stein On Landmarks and Massacres Beyond Castration The Trend's toward Making Us Trendy Pulses Cop 'Not Guilty' of Anti-gay Slur 'Not a Person Anymore': An Interview with John Damien Sparing Nero by Blaming the Lions Stillness at the Centre of the Storm Walt Whitman and His Wake: Gay Male Identity and the Poets Lynched for Their Crimes Press Council Bias Getting into Getting Sex Forgotten Fathers Resistance Gay Rights: Oui! Quebec Adds 'Sexual Orientation' to Human Rights Charter in Precedent-setting Move The End of the 'Human Rights' Decade Doctor Leaked Medical Info, Damien Charges Quebec: Gay Rights: Oui! Quebec Adds 'Sexual Orientation' to Human Rights Charter in Precedent-Setting Move Defending Damien Damien Case Advances—But Slowly Review of The Rise of Gay Capitalism Star Fails to Block Course Review of Canadian Theatre Review, Fall 1976 PR for Hate Campus Engineer Comes Out Out of the Closet, Into the Classroom: 'It's a Relief to Talk about Being Gay'—Prof GATE Banned Gays in Six Cities Protest: CBC Bans Public Service Ads Damien Battle May Take Five Years The Young in One Another's Arms Conference Call Stimulates Debate Gay Teachers to Organize Damien Defense Strategy Debated Tories Try Damien's Stamina Diamond Studs: The Politics of Baseball Shallow Minds and Shallow Throats Actors and Shakespeare and Stratford and Us Big Brothers Are Watching You—And Teaching Others How Toronto Gays Zap Clarke, Lose Zip High Spirits & Hard Work Life Together Media Fosters Bigotry with Murder Coverage: After OHRC Recommends Gay Rights Rights Commission Backs Gay Demands: One of Ninety-seven Recommendations Press Accuses Gay Activists of Jaques Murder Bill Lewis: The Shy and Stubborn Activist By-products of Liberation: Gay Eateries

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Here Is Adhesiveness: From Friendship to Homosexuality

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