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Culture Is Politics Is Unity: LOOT and the Growth of Lesbian Feminist ConsciousnessCulture Is Politics Is Untidy: LOOT and the Growth of Lesbian Feminist ConsciousnessNews: Historic Leather Group Zodiac DisbandsASK ReunionRecovering History: ASK ReunionOrganizing in the Sixties: ASK: Canada's First Gay Rights OrganizationCanada's Pioneer Gay Activist: Jim EganAll Citations
Megan Davies, "Culture Is Politics Is Unity: LOOT and the Growth of Lesbian Feminist Consciousness," Rites 4 (March 1988): 12, 18Megan Davies, "Culture Is Politics Is Untidy: LOOT and the Growth of Lesbian Feminist Consciousness," Rites 4 (March 1988): 12, 18"News: Historic Leather Group Zodiac Disbands," Rites 6 (April 1990): 6.G.K. (Gary Kinsman), "Recovering History: ASK Reunion," Rites 3 (November 1986): 6;Gary Kinsman (interviewing Douglas Sanders), "Organizing in the Sixties: ASK: Canada's First Gay Rights Organization," Rites 3 (October 1986): 11, 15Gary Kinsman (interviewing Bruce Somers and Douglas Sanders), "Organizing in the Sixties: ASK: Canada's First Gay Rights Organization," Rites 3 (October 1986): 10-11, 15Gary Kinsman and Robert Champagne (interviewing Bruce Somers and Douglas Sanders), "ASK Reunion", Rites 3 (October 1986): 14-15Gary Kinsman (interviewing Bruce Somers and Douglas Sanders), "Organizing in the Sixties: ASK: Canada's First Gay Rights Organization," Rites 3 (October 1986): 10-11, 15G.K. (Gary Kinsman), "Recovering History: ASK Reunion," Rites 3 (November 1986): 6Gary Kinsman (interviewing Bruce Somers), "Organizing in the Sixties: ASK: Canada's First Gay Rights Organization," Rites 3 (October 1986): 10Robert Champagne (interviewing James Egan), "Canada's Pioneer Gay Activist: Jim Egan," Rites 3 (December 1986-January 1987): 14 (reprinted inRobert Champagne,Jim Egan: Canada's Pioneer Gay Activist, Canadian Lesbian and Gay History Network Publication no. i[Toronto: CLGHN, 1987],pp. 6-7)
