March 12 Regina Representatives of […]

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1977-03-12

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March 12 Regina Representatives of SAHR presented a brief to Ned Shillington, Minister of Cooperation and Cooperative Affairs, urging the Saskatchewan government to include sexual orientation in proposed amendments to the provincial Human Rights Act. SAHR also coordinated what was called "the largest gay rights demonstration ever held on the Prairies." About 125 people marched before the Saskatchewan Legislature in support of the amendment. The marchers were hit by a few eggs and were photographed by undercover policemen. The march was followed by a panel discussion entitled "Perspectives on the Struggle for Gay Liberation," attended by more than seventy-five people. The panel members included Walter Davis (After Stonewall), Mallory Neuman and Bev Siller (activists from Regina), and Doug Wilson (GCCS).

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Saskatchewan Legislature Regina

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Doug Wilson Bev Siller Mallory Neuman W.D. (Walter Davis)Ned Shillington

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Saskatchewan Government Saskatchewan Ministry of Cooperation and Cooperative Affairs Gay Alliance toward Equality GATE, Gay Students Alliance GSA, Saskatoon Gay Action, Zodiac Friendship Society, Gay Community Centre of Saskatoon Regina Police Service Saskatchewan Association on Human Rights

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After Stonewall

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M. Stobbe, "Gays Demand Protection of Rights," Sheaf (Univ. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon), 15 March 1977, p. 1.Dick M. Smith, "My First Gay March," After Stonewall, no. 2 (1977), pp. 17–19 "SAHR Gay Rights Demonstration," Sheaf (Univ. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon), 8 March 1977, p. 5 Lloyd Robertson, "Shillington Supports 'Gay Rights,'" Briarpatch, April 1977, pp. 10–11 G.H. (Gens Hellquist), "Editorial," Gay Community Centre of Saskatoon News, March 1977, p. (1)Gens Hellquist, "Demonstrators from Two Provinces Converge on Prairie Capital," Body Politic, no. 32 (1977), p. 4 "Gays Stage Protest," Regina Leader-Post, 14 March 1977, p. 4 Carolyn Deby, "Marchers Protest for Human Rights," Carillon (Univ. of Regina), 17 March 1977, p. 3 Lorinda Cayo, "Forum Following March," Carillon (Univ. of Regina), 17 March 1977, p. 3

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Regina Police Service

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