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We Demand Jobs

1971, English. Directed by Marjorie Keller & Saul Levine.

The We Demand march of 1971 was the first recorded political action taken by queer activists in Canada. The date of this march, August 28, 1971, coincided with the second anniversary of the passing of Bill C-150 which decriminalized gay sex in Canada. Although this reform of the 1969 Criminal Code led to the decriminalization of certain homosexual acts, it did not have much of a tangible impact on the policing and surveillance of queers. In fact, the policing of sex between men actually increased following Bill C-150.

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1 January 1971
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We Demand Jobs (1971) was directed by Marjorie Keller and Saul Levine.

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