SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY//
SOCIOLOGIE/ANTHROPOLOGIE:
VIOLENCE/ABUSE/HOMOPHOBIA
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VIOLENCE/ABUS/HOMOPHOBIE
See also relevant entries at EDUCATION AND
SCHOOLS and at YOUTH
ISSUES.
User
can note also that Michel Dorais (below) is the author of some additional
works, not listed here, some of
which concern child and adolescent sexual abuse.
“5 Teens Jailed for
‘Execution’.”
Murder of Kenneth Zeller in Toronto.
Adam, Barry D.
“Theorizing Homophobia.” Sexualities 1(4) (Nov. 1998): 387-404.
“Assesses contemporary theories of homophobia. Structural,
feminist, comparative, gender panic, queer, & sociohistorical
theories…” – from Sociological Abstracts.
Author affiliation:
Adams, Michael, and Langstaff, Amy.
“New Canadians, Old Values? Politicians Who Open Their Mouths about
Sexuality and Sexual Mores May Get
Bitten.” Globe & Mail [
Ref.: CPI.Q index.
Concerns Stephen Harper’s appeal to new immigrants and what he thinks
are their more conservative moral values, concerning same-sex marriage,
for example. The authors take a closer look at whether there is a
“values-match between Conservatives and new Canadians.”
Addressing Homophobia in relation to
HIV/AIDS in Aboriginal Communities:
Final Report of the Environmental Scan 2004-05. Principal investigator,
Art Zoccole; co-principal investigator, Janice Ristock; co-investigator,
Kevin Barlow; research coordinator,
Joyce Seto.
Aboriginal AIDS Network, [2005?].
(113 p.)
Available also as electronic (pdf) document at:
http://www.caan.ca/pdf/CAAN%5Fhomophobia%5Fe.pdf
NOTE: annotated bibliography, pp. 109-112, which includes
Canadian items.
Aggarwal, Arjun P., and Gupta, Madhu M.
“Same-Sex Sexual Harassment: Is It Sex Discrimination?: A Review of
Canadian and American Law.” Manitoba Law Journal 27(2000):
333-353.
Aguinaldo, Jeffrey.
“Partner Abuse in Gay Male Relationships: Challenging ‘We Are Family’.”
M.A. thesis, Wilfrid Laurier University, 2000.
(128 p.)
Akpodiete, Tari.
“Opening the Door on Lesbian Violence.” Herizons 7(1) (Spring 1993): 13.
Balan, Angie; Chorney, Rhonda; and Ristock, Janice L.
Training and Education Project
for Responding to Abuse in Lesbian Relationships:
Final Report. Ottawa, Ont.: Health Canada, Family Violence
Prevention Division, 1995.
(89
p.)
Balanko, Shelley Lynn.
“Anti-Gay Violence at the University of Saskatchewan: Occurrences,
Mental and Physical Health Consequences, and Perceived Effectiveness
of Support Services.” M.A. thesis, University of Saskatchewan, 1997.
(viii, 136 leaves)
Bals, Myriam.
Etude
exploratoire sur les attitudes, les sentiments et les connaissances d’élèves
de
secondaire IV et V de la région de Lanaudière, envers l’homosexualité et
la
bisexualité. Sous la direction de
Martine Martin.
St-Charles-Borromée,
QC: Direction de la santé publique, Régie régionale de
la
santé et des services sociaux de Lanaudière, 2001.
(ca. 81 p.; ISBN 2894750889)
Banks, Christopher.
The Co$t
of Homophobia: Literature Review on the Economic Impact of
Homophobia on Canada. Saskatoon, Sask.: Community-University Institute
for Social Research, c2004.
(66 p.)
Ref.: University of Saskatchewan Library catalogue, which displays a
summary giving, in part, that “[r]esearch was reviewed regarding
the negative results of homophobia on gays, lesbians and bisexuals (GLB),
and the economic impact of such negative effects….The reviewed research
showed that GLB and heterosexuals are equivalent in terms of
psychological and psychosocial health and functioning, but that GLB have
a shorter life expectancy and face health risks and social problems at a
greater rate than heterosexuals. The reasons for these increased problems is
the chronic stress placed on GLB from coping with society’s negative
responses and stigmatization.”
The University of Saskatchewan Library catalogue notes also an earlier
74-page publication of almost identical title: The Cost of Homophobia:
Literature Review of the Economic
Impact of Homophobia on Canada
(Saskatoon, Sask.: Gay and Lesbian Health Services Saskatoon, c2001)
See also the following Banks entry.
Banks, Christopher.
The Cost
of Homophobia: Literature Review on the Human Impact of Homophobia
on Canada. Saskatoon, Sask.: Community-University Institute for Social
Research, c2003.
(81 p.)
Ref.: University of Saskatchewan Library catalogue, which displays the
following summary: “This study reviewed research related to
homophobia’s negative results on gays, lesbians, and bisexuals…
in terms of its human impact, which was defined as the number of
‘pre-mature’ [premature] deaths caused by homophobia.”
See also the preceding Banks entry.
Beauchamp,
Diane L.
L’orientation sexuelle et la
victimisation, 2004. Ottawa :
Centre canadien de
la statistique juridique, c2008.
(14 p.)
Ref. : AMICUS catalogue record no. 33963144.
Benedet, Janine.
“Same-Sex Sexual Harassment in Employment.” Queen’s Law Journal 26
(Fall 2000): 101-141.
Ref.: Index to Canadian Legal Literature description indicates
that this deals with both Canada and the United States.
Billy, Pierre de.
“Et
toi Savha?” Justice 14(6) (été
1992): 41-42.
“Présentation
du nouveau service d’accueil et d’accompagnement aux
victimes
homosexuelles d’agression sexuelle à Montréal” – Repère résumé.
“Blaming the Victim: Intolerance Masquerading as Rights.” Briarpatch 29(7)
(September 2000): 8-9 (961 words).
About Scott Brockie, owner of a Toronto print shop, who refused a printing
job for Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives. Ontario Human Rights
Commission judged against him and fined him.
See also, e.g., “Rights Board Fines Printer for Refusing Gay Business,”
National Post, March 3, 2000, p. A8 and “Printer Appeals Rights
Decision,” Globe and Mail [Metro ed.], December 10, 2001, p. A20.
Blenman, Adrienne.
“The Hand That Hits Is Not Always Male.” Canadian Woman Studies 11(4)
(Summer 1991): 60-62.
“Bookstore Bombings ‘Unsettling’.” Globe and Mail, January 10, 1992, p. C3.
Little Sister’s Book and Art Emporium, Vancouver.
Browning, Catherine.
“Probing Themes of Silence on Lesbian Partner Abuse: Exploring the
Community’s Influence.” MA thesis, Carleton University, 1995.
(189 p.)
“A tradition of silence has and continues to constrain research on abuse
in lesbian communities” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Burgess, Allison.
“Disrupting Heterosexual Space? The Implementation of a Campus
Positive
Space Campaign” Thesis,
Ref.:
Student Research, Completed Theses and Major Research
Papers,” at http://www.brocku.ca/socialjustice/student_research/
(viewed
Burgess, Alison [Allison?].
“Queering Heterosexual Spaces: Positive Space Campaigns Disrupting
Campus Heteronormativity.” Canadian Woman Studies 24 (2-3)
(Winter-Spring 2005): 27-30.
Positive Space Campaign
at
visibility and reacted against campus homophobia. See the
Burgess thesis reference, above in this section.
Camargo, Robert J., and Loftus, John Allan.
“Child Sexual Abuse among Troubled Clergy: A Descriptive Summary.”
Paper presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological
Association, 100th, Washington, D.C., August 14-18, 1992.
(33 p.; available in paper or on microfiche from EDRS, Springfield,
Virginia)
“Study participants were males who had sought treatment at Southdown,
a Canadian institution….” Investigation included homosexual activity,
but was broader in scope – NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
The Campus Closet: Institutional Homophobia in Ontario Post-Secondary Education.
Toronto: Ontario Federation of Students, 1991.
(42 p.)
Contents: Part 1. Homophobia on Campus / Jeff Orchard --
Part 2. Heterosexism and Homophobia in the Classroom / Rory Crath
and Peter Regier. Bibliography: p. 41-42.
Carlson, Myrna L. (Myrna Lynn), 1961-
“Silenced Voices: Lesbians Healing from Partner Abuse.” M.A. thesis,
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 28584026, which notes that
this “analysis of lesbian partner abuse reports on research involving
four interviews with case study participants who self-defined as having
experienced abuse in an intimate lesbian relationship, and two focus group
sessions with four community activists who had responded to lesbian
partner abuse….”
Cey, Robert Owen.
“A Qualitative Investigation of Gay Men’s Experiences of Homophobic Violence
and Verbal Abuse.” M.Ed. thesis, University of Alberta, 2000.
(ca. 149 leaves)
Spine title: “Gay Men’s Experiences of Homophobic Abuse.”
Chaimowitz,
G. A.
“Homophobia among Psychiatric Residents, Family Practice Residents and
Psychiatric Faculty.” Canadian Journal of Psychiatry 36(3) (April 1991):
206-209.
Draws on “questionnaire data from 19 psychiatric residents,
22 family practice residents, & 31 psychiatric faculty members in a
medium-sized Canadian medical school” –from Sociological Abstracts.
Challenging Homophobia: An Addendum to Skills for Healthy Relationships.
[
(1 v., various pagings)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue no. 27240196, which notes from title page of
work that project sponsored by Council of Ministers of Education
National AIDS Strategy,
Health
Grade 9.
“Challenging Homophobia in
Schools.” Teacher Librarian
[Vancouver] 28(4)
(April
2001): 27-30.
Brief
annotated list of primary-level fiction; intermediate,
secondary,
and adult fiction and non-fiction; parent and
professional
resources; items on transgender issues; videos.
Only a
few items are Canadian.
Chambers, Stuart, 1966-
The Moral Minority: Identifying, Analyzing, and Exposing Homophobes.
Renfrew, Ont.: General Store Pub. House, [2005].
(125 p.; ISBN 1897113161)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 30909651, which applies descriptors
Homophobia, Homophobia in literature, Mass media and gays, and
Gay authors.
Assisting
Abused Lesbians: A Guide for Health Professionals and Service
Providers.
(11 p.)
Charania, Gulzar Raisa.
“Regulated Narratives in Anti-homophobia Education: Complications in
Coming Out Stories.” Canadian Woman Studies 24 (2-3) (Winter-Spring 2005):
31-37.
In addition to looking at the role of coming out stories in education
programs, the author discusses how her identities as both lesbian and
Muslim interact, making it difficult for lesbian identification.
Chesley, Laurie C.; MacAulay, Donna; and Ristock, Janice L.
Abuse in Lesbian Relationships: A Handbook of Information & Resources.
2nd ed.; Toronto Counselling Centre for Lesbians and Gays, 1992.
(32 p.; ISBN 0969524919)
Chesley, Laurie C.; MacAulay, Donna; and Ristock, Janice.
Abuse in Lesbian Relationships:
Information and Resources = La violence dans
les relations lesbiennes: information et ressources. Edited by Cynthia
Stewart. Ottawa, Ont.: Health Canada = Santé Canada, 1998.
(22, 25 p.; ISBN 066264719X; Microlog no. 100-03565, 1 fiche; in English
and French)
An earlier work with same author/title, also available in English
and French, is cited immediately before this entry, with English
reference only given.
“Christian University Targets Gay Staffers: Code of Behaviour.” National Post,
July 4, 2001, p. A9.
King’s University College, Edmonton.
Church, Robin L.
“The Effects of Perceived Workplace Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual
Orientation on the Mentoring Relationships of Gay and Lesbian Proteges.”
Ph.D. dissertation,
(101 p.; ISBN 9780494219409)
“…examined in a sample of 479 employed gay men and lesbians in
Dissertations & Theses, ProQuest document ID 1273114101;
Publication no. AAT NR21940
Chutter, Kerry.
“Opening Our Awareness to Heterosexist and Homophobic Attitudes in Society.”
Relational Child and Youth Care
Practice [
(Fall 2007): 22-27.
Clark, Campbell.
“MP Says She is Sorry for Antigay
Remark:
Regrets Telling Graham, “Ask Your Boyfriend,” in House.” Globe and Mail
[
Ref.: CPI.Q index.
The two people referred to in the title are:
Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham (Liberal Party) and
Cheryl Gallant, Alliance MP for Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke (Ont.)
Clarke, Juanne N.
“Homophobia Out of the Closet in the Media Portrayal of HIV/AIDS
1991, 1996 and 2001: Celebrity, Heterosexism and the Silent Victims.”
Critical Public Health 16(4) (December 2006): 317-330.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that the
“paper presents the results of a critical discourse analysis of the
portrayal of HIV/AIDS in the 20 highest circulating mass print media
magazines in
Cohen, Jonathan.
“More
Censorship or Less Discrimination?: Sexual Orientation Hate Propaganda
in
Multiple Perspectives.” McGill Law
Journal 46(Nov. 2000): 69-104.
Committee on Lesbian and Gay Legal Issues and Rights.
Submissions on Bill C-41. Ottawa, Ont.: Canadian Bar Association, 1995.
Not seen.
Ref.: as given in Lahey, Are We ‘Persons’ Yet?, p. 421, ftnt. 26,
at which Lahey indicates that there are data in the document on
hate crimes against lesbians and gays.
“A Community in Fear: Gays in Montreal Live with Violence.”
Maclean’s [Toronto ed.], November 29, 1993, pp. 12-13 (1140 words).
Concerns Warren Eling murder. See also RELIGION: ANGLICAN
CHURCH section for other references.
Courtney, Joseph.
“Gay Men at Work: The Experience of Violence and Discrimination in St. John’s,
NF.” Work-in-progress by Master’s candidate, Memorial University of
Newfoundland, 2000.
Ref.: The Heterosexism Enquirer resources page, last revised
on August 1, 2000 and examined on January 20, 2003 at
www.mun.ca/the/bibliography.html . The site offers some comments on
findings of the investigation. Compiler has no more information.
Cramer, Elizabeth, ed.
Addressing Homophobia and Heterosexism on College Campuses.
This is an American item. Included because review in PsycINFO index
states
that “the book also includes…case studies from the
user of this list. The book is a collection of articles wide ranging in
subject. OCLC catalogue record notes that book co-published
simultaneously as Journal of Lesbian Studies, vol. 6, nos. 3 and 4 (2002).
Dafnos, Tia.
“What Does Being Gay Have To Do with It? A Feminist Analysis of the Jubran
Case.” Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice 49(5) (Dec. 2007):
561+ (25 pages)
Ref.: Expanded Academic ASAP index.
Case of Azmi Jubran and
concerning homophobic harassment and the resulting human rights
complaint, apparently Jubran did not identify as homosexual.
Daniels, Susan Margaret.
“Attitudes towards Sexual Orientation: Adolescent Perspectives in
Newfoundland. ” M.Ed. thesis, Acadia University, 2005.
(111 leaves; ISBN 0494057289 (microfiche))
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33224549, which includes
descriptors Homophobia and Internalized homophobia.
Davidson, Judy.
“Homophobia, Fundamentalism, and Canadian Tolerance: Enabling Gay Games
III in
151-175.
Davis, Laura M.
“Homophobia/Homosexism and Gender Role Rigidity: A Study in the Social
Construction and
Control of Masculinity.” MA thesis, Concordia University,
1992.
(183
p.)
“Explores the connection between the higher incidence of gender role
rigidity and homophobia/homosexism in men. Thirty in-depth interviews
were conducted with female and male undergraduate students at
Concordia University” – abstract from Canadian Research Index..
De
l’illégalité à l’égalité.
SEE entry at Québec (Province).
Commission des droits…, in this section.
“A Devoted Priest, a Gay Man.” Anglican Journal 120(3) (March 1994): 14-15
(2487 words).
Concerns murder of Warren Eling in Quebec. Earlier reports in
same journal, February 1994, p. 13; Jan. 1994, p. 7; and
Dec. 1993, p. 11.
Dopler, Tania Sharp.
“Lesbophobia in Feminist Organizations: An Examination of the Effect of
Organizational Structure and Sociopolitical Context on the Expression of
Lesbophobia.” MA thesis, Carleton University, 1997.
(145 p.)
“Examines lesbophobia in feminist organizations in English Canada…
[and] argues that [it] is endemic…” – abstract from Canadian Research
Index.
Dorais,
Michel.
“Les conduites à risque de transmission
du VIH chez des jeunes hommes ayant
subi
des agressions sexuelles et ayant des rapports homosexuels.”
Revue
sexologique 6(2) (automne 1998): 159-189.
“Recherche
mettant en lumière les séquelles psychologiques de l’abus
et
les patterns de conduite face au sida; quelques pistes pour la
prévention
du sida auprès de ces victimes d’abus sexuels” – Repère
résumé.
Dorais,
Michel.
“The Coping Strategies of Boys Who Are Victims of Sexual Abuse.”
The Social Worker 64(3) (Fall 1996): 75-88.
Interview survey of 30 young men in Canada – from Sociological
Abstracts.
Dorais,
Michel.
“Dérives intimes: les conduites à
risque de transmission du VIH chez des
jeunes
hommes ayant subi des agressions sexuelles et ayant des rapports
homosexuels.” Intervention 106 (avril 1998): 20-34.
Dorais,
Michel, et Verdier, Eric.
Petit
manuel de gayrilla à l’usage des jeunes, ou, Comment lutter contre
l’homophobie au
quotidien. Béziers [France?]:
H&O, 2005.
(173 p.; ISBN 9782845471016)
This may be same work as Sains et saufs [?], listed below.
Dorais, Michel,
and Verdier, Eric.
Sains et saufs: petit manuel de
lutte contre l’homophobie à l’usage des jeunes.
Montréal : VLB,
2005.
(ca. 176 p.; ISBN
2890059170)
This may be same work as Petit manuel de gayrilla… [?], listed above.
Dowler, Ken.
“Intolerance, Ignorance, and Insensitivity: An Examination of Anti-Gay Attitudes
and Behaviours within a University Population.” M.A. thesis, University of
Windsor, 1999.
(175 p.)
Driedger, Sharon D.
“Fear and Loathing: A Brutal Murder Raises Concerns about Violence against
Gays.” Maclean’s [Toronto ed.], October 26, 1998, p. 78 (1290 words).
Wyoming, USA, murder of Matthew Shepard is starting point for
discussion of violence against gays in Canada. Toronto murder in
1985 of Kenneth Zeller and other incidents referred to.
Emond,
Ariane.
“L’homophobie
rampante.” La Gazette des femmes
16(5) (mars-avril 1995): 14.
England,
Mark.
“Homophobia
in Saskatchewan.” Briarpatch
[Saskatchewan] 17(3)
(April 1988): 2.
“The Evil That Boys Do: Kenn
Zeller’s Death.” Globe and Mail [Metro ed.],
May 1, 1986, p. 60+.
Murder of Kenneth Zeller in Toronto.
“Famous Players Drops
Same-sex Advertisements: Movie Chain Decides on New
Policy after Receiving
Threatening Calls.” Globe and Mail
[Toronto ed.],
February 19, 2005, p. A10.
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Anti-gay/lesbian Violence in
Communities.” Report for the Gay and Lesbian Communities/Police Liaison
Committee.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Anti-gay/lesbian Violence in
Communities.” Report for Pride
2005.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
Faulkner, Ellen.
Anti-Gay/Lesbian
Violence in Toronto: The Impact on Individuals and
Communities. Edited by Karen Baldwin and Deborah Hierlihy.
Ottawa, Ont.: Dept. of Justice Canada, 1997. (Technical Report TR 1997-5e
of the Policy Sector, Research and Statistics Division, Dept. of Justice
Canada).
(79 p.)
“A project of the 519 Church Street Community Centre [Toronto] Victim
Assistance Program” – Toronto Public Library catalogue note.
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Homophobic Hate Propaganda in
5 (1) (2006/2007): 63-98.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
Note that her list adds the following regarding this citation:
“Special
Issue on Hate and Communication” and “
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Homophobic Sexist Violence in
and Bisexual Women in
(Winter/Spring 2006): 154-161.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
Note that her list adds the following regarding this citation:
“Special Issue ‘Ending Woman Abuse’ ”.
Additional ref.: CBCA index.
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Lesbian Abuse: The Social and Legal Realities.” Queen’s Law Journal 16
(Summer 1991): 261-286.
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Researching Anti-gay/lesbian
Violence in
Definitional Issues.” International Journal of Comparative Criminology
3 (2) (2004): 149-174.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
User can note that Faulkner published a paper with a more general title,
“Hate
Crime in
261, according to her publications list.
Faulkner, Ellen.
“Woman-to-woman Abuse: Analyzing Extant Accounts of Lesbian Battering.”
In Unsettling Truths: Battered Women, Policy, Politics, and Contemporary
Research in
Bonnycastle.
Ref.: E. Faulkner list
of publications at
of Sociology Web site, viewed
http://www.brocku.ca/sociology/facultylist.php#ellenfaulkner
Faulkner, Mary Ellen.
“A Case Study of the Institutional Response to Anti-Gay/Lesbian Violence in
Toronto.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Toronto, 1999.
(269 p.)
Faulkner, M. Ellen.
“Empowering Victim Advocates: Organizing against Anti-Gay/Lesbian
Violence in Canada.” Critical Criminology 10(2)(2001):
123-135.
“Provides an account of an emancipatory, community-based
response to anti-gay/lesbian violence in Canada by outlining
the model developed by The 519 Church Street Community
Centre Anti-Violence Programme [in Toronto]….” –abstract in OCLC
WorldCat.
Faulkner, Mary Ellen.
“Lesbian Battering and Feminist Theory.” MA thesis, Queen’s University, 1991.
(204 p.)
Has attempted to show “how feminist theories create a male violence
oriented construct through which it is difficult to explain lesbian
battering” – abstract from Canadian Research Index/UMI.
Fédération
des CLSC du Québec.
Consultation
publique sur la discrimination et la violence dont sont victimes les
lesbiennes
et gais du Québec: mémoire déposé par la Fédération des CLSC
du
Québec à la Commission des droits de la personne du Québec.
Montréal:
la Fédération, 1993.
(10
p.; ISBN 2921524317)
Field, Ann-M.
“Counter-hegemonic Citizenship, Hate Crimes and the Safety of Lesbians, Gays,
Bisexuals and Transgendered (LGBT)
People in
Perspectives on Violence Targeted at
LGBT Communities in
Ph.D. dissertation,
(428 p.; ISBN 9780494083291)
See also entry following, carrying similar title.
“…focuses on Canadian citizenship and how the boundaries of this
citizenship regime can be challenged to include groups who, despite
being endowed with legal citizenship, remain outside the realm of
substantive citizenship….The presence of [violence against LGBT
people]…is an indicator that LGBT people are denied access to
substantive citizenship….I argue that being safe is a necessary condition
for the enjoyment of citizenship….” – from abstract, ProQuest
Dissertations & Theses, ProQuest document ID 1014321591;
Publication no. AAT NR08329
Field, Ann-Marie.
“Counter-hegemonic Citizenship : LGBT Communities and the Politics of
Hate
Crimes in
Filax, Gloria.
“Producing
Homophobia in
Journal of Historical Sociology 17(1) (2004): 87-120.
USER NOTE: CSA Sociological Abstracts notes this article title as
having been published in Sciences Sociales et Santé 21(3) (Sept. 2003) :
87-120.
“The cultural heritage of the province is marked by lingering Christian
fundamentalism. This legacy is clearly epitomized by the 1990’s
campaigns of the weekly Alberta Report to challenge the rights of sexual
minorities….” – from abstract, America: History & Life index.
“Based on articles in the Alberta Report, the Edmonton Journal, and the
Calgary
Herald, and secondary sources” – note in
Life index record.
Firestone, Danny, et al.
Homophobia and Education: A Primer. Developed by Danny Firestone et al. for
Education
Against Homophobia.
(16 p.)
From Illegality to Equality.
SEE entry at Québec
(Province). Commission
des droits…, in this section.
Fulford, Robert.
“Lex Luthor Hearts Superman: Your Tax Dollars at Work,”
National Post,
See fuller entry at Battis in EDUCATION section, which references
Battis’s response and items by Battis and Pearson in English Studies
in
mentioned “Battis’s work on at-risk gay and lesbian youth and the
history of LGBT teenlit” and “undertones of homophobia” in Fulford’s
article (response
also viewed on line,
Fulton, Keith L.
“Blowing the Whistle on Hatred: Demonstrating against Homophobia.”
Atlantis: A Women’s Studies Journal 21(1) (Fall 1996): 158-165.
Toleration; protests; universities; Winnipeg; homophobia; freedom of
speech.
“Gang of Boys ‘All Followers’ in Beating Death.” Calgary Herald,
December 5, 1985, p. A5.
Murder of Kenneth Zeller in Toronto.
Gay and Lesbian Educators of British Columbia.
Challenging Homophobia in Schools. Vancouver: GALE BC, 2000.
(1 volume, loose-leaf)
Refs.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 27465535 and GALE BC
Web site at www.galebc.org .
The GALE BC Web site “Resources and Publications” page states,
as of February 12, 2003, that “this resource includes lots
of practical lesson plans from K-12 as well as a rationale on why
schools need to teach about sexual orientation. A comprehensive
background section on homophobia and heterosexism includes
information on: negative myths…, coming out issues, counselling
ideas, violence prevention strategies, dealing with anti-gay slurs
and how to support students by starting gay-straight alliances in
schools.”
The interested user should explore this Web site more thoroughly
for information on events, meetings, publications, and much more.
The organization’s earlier publication, “Counselling Lesbian and Gay
Youth” [1996?] is apparently now out of print.
“Gay-Bashing Incidents on Rise in Toronto.” Globe and Mail, October 15, 1998,
pagination not known.
“Gay Bashing Suburb Sport, Inquiry Told.” Globe and Mail, June 27, 1991, p. A7.
“Gay Discrimination Focus of Hearings: Slayings of 14 Homosexual Men a
Backdrop to
Quebec Rights Probe.” Globe and Mail [Metro ed.],
November 15, 1993, p. A4.
“Gay Students Face Taunts, Isolation and Even Suicide.” Gazette [Montreal],
August 31, 2001, pp. A1, A2.
About Montreal students.
“Gerald Hannon v. The Dinosaurs.” Globe & Mail [
(710 words).
Ref: CPI.Q index.
Concerns continuing reference to Gerald Hannon, many years after
his publication of several articles about gay youth and consent issues.
Hannon is quoted: “It’s funny how this thing never dies. It settles down
for a while, and then it surfaces again,” as a “tissue of truths, half-truths
and
outright lies.” Hannon is a
Grace, André P.
“Reparative Therapies: A Contemporary Clear and Present Danger across
Minority Sex, Sexual, and Gender Differences.” Canadian Woman Studies
24(2-3) (Winter-Spring 2005): 145-151.
Ref. CBCA index.
Groupe de
travail mixte contre l’homophobie.
De
l’égalité juridique à l’égalité sociale : vers une stratégie nationale de
lutte
contre
l’homophobie / rapport de consultation du Groupe de travail mixte
contre
l’homophobie ; conception et rédaction du rapport Monik Audet ;
sous
la direction de Marc-André Dowd. [Québec
(Province)] : Commission
des
droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse, [2007].
(107 p.)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33416231, which gives
added title: Vers une stratégie nationale de
lutte contre
l’homophobie.
Running title: Rapport de consultation du
Groupe de travail mixte
contre l’homophobie.
Document adopted by the Commission “lors de sa
520e séance
tenue le 19 janvier 2007….”
AMICUS record 34011949 is record of electronic version of document
(102 p.) with access restricted to subscribing institutions.
Guay,
Françoise.
La
violence conjugale chez les lesbiennes: une recension critique.
Montréal;
Sainte-Foy, Québec: Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire sur
la
violence familiale et la violence faite aux femmes, 1999.
(86 p.; ISBN 2921768194)
Guidotto, Nadia.
“Homo(sexual) Sacer :
Biopolitics and the Bathhouse Raids in
(Agamben, Giorgio, Negri, Antonio, Hardt,
York University, 2006.
(ISBN 9780494295663)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33839706
The following is excerpted from summary in the AMICUS record: