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June 30 Toronto The first part of a […]

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1971-06-30

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June 30 Toronto The first part of a report by Ernest J. Nagler and Carlton McEachern, entitled "Male Homosexuality in Toronto: A Sociological and Social Problems Overview and Perspective. Part I: Socio-economic and Demographic Description," was published. The survey, based on interviews of 187 non-patient gay men in Toronto, including members of the University of Toronto Homophile Association, had been undertaken between December 1969 and June 1971 by the department of social pathology at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry. The study was unusual for the time in that it focused on homosexuals as a legitimate minority group rather than as a deviant culture.

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Clarke Institute for PsychiatryToronto

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Carlton McEachernErnest J. Nagler

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University of Toronto Homophile Association UTHA

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Male Homosexuality in Toronto: A Sociological and Social Problems Overview and Perspective Part I: Socio-economic and Demographic Description

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Herb Spiers, "Toronto's Gay Males," Body Politic, no. 3 (1972), p. 13."Homosexuals Treated as Minority, Not Deviants," Montreal Gazette,final ed,, 7 December 1972, p. 25;"Clarke Study Sees Homosexuals as Social Minority, Not Deviants," Toronto Telegram, metro night ed., 31 March 1971, p, 19;
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