April 30 Winnipeg Three hundred […]

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1978-04-30

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April 30 Winnipeg Three hundred fifty people demonstrated during a visit by Anita Bryant to the Winnipeg Convention Centre, sponsored by Renaissance Manitoba. This was by far the largest gay demonstration to date in the city, and was organized by the CAAB. WDL sponsored a lesbian concert, which raised funds for the first Lesbian Mothers' Defense Fund (LMDF) in Winnipeg. Bryant's visit also garnered attention for the newly formed organization Manitoba Physicians for Homosexual Understanding, a pro-gay group of six male doctors dedicated to open discussion of homosexuality.

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Manitoba Physicians for Homosexual Understanding Lesbian Mothers' Defense Fund Wages Due Lesbians Coalition to Answer Anita Bryant (Winnipeg)Renaissance Manitoba

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"Pray for Anita Bryant" (advertisement), Winnipeg Free Press, 29 April 1978, p. 12.Bob Papi, "Open Letter to the Bishops," Dignity Ottawa Dignité, 2, no. 5 (May 1978): 1–3 Terry Ludlam, "Gays Will Protest Anita's Canada Crusade," Georgia Straight, 28 April–5 May 1978, pp. 4–5 Manfred Jager, "Homosexuality: Doctors Form Group to Lobby," Winnipeg Free Press, final ed., 26 April 1978, p. 10 Vic Grant, "I Won't Open the Door on the Gay Closet" (column), Winnipeg Tribune, final ed., 13 April 1978, p. 2 Andrea Goth, "Hundreds Demand Gay, Lesbian Rights," Socialist Voice, 8 May 1978, p. 5 Georgette Ganne, "Our Day in the Sunshine: Winnipeg, April 30, 1978" (photographs), After Stonewall, no. 6 (Summer 1978), pp. (10–11)Heather Fletcher, "The Anita Experience," After Stonewall, no. 6 (Summer 1978), p. (14)Walter Davis, "Winnipeg Gays Come Out against Anita," Manitoban (Univ. of Manitoba, Winnipeg), 25 May 1978, p. 7 "'Come Out!,'" Wages for Housework Campaign Bulletin (Toronto), 3, no. 1 (Summer–Fall 1978), p. 2 "Bryant Opponents Organize for Visit," Winnipeg Free Press, final ed., 28 April 1978, p. 2 "Bryant Hits Canada; Canada Hits Back: The Greens Find the True North Rather More Than Expected," Body Politic, no. 43 (1978), pp. 1, 4 John Bertrand, "300 Take to Streets in Anti-Bryant Rally," Winnipeg Tribune, 1 May 1978, pp. 1, 5 Isabel Andrews and Neil Glickman, "Responses from Wages Due" (letters), After Stonewall, no. 7 (Fall 1978), p. 13 John Allec, "Renaissance: Throwing the First Stone," After Stonewall, no. 6 (Summer 1978), p. 9

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