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selected pin pngs from the arquives pride button collection !
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yesterday i went to the arquives (lgbt archive) in toronto and read issues of j.d.s, listened to the j.d.s' top ten homocore hit parade cassette, and watched the yo-yo gang directed by g.b. jones on vhs!
I'll follow in the hopes that some day you may be able to figure out how to expand to Canada or maybe you can find a team able and willing to operate a sibling branch in Canada so each country has their own branch
It would be very cool to expand outside the US one day. There would just be a lot more legal and financial hoops to jump through, so one thing at a time! Gotta get the library funded and open first.
In the meantime allow us to share some existing (generally brick & mortar, not fully digital) queer Canadian libraries & archives!
Out on the Shelves (Vancouver, BC)
Bibliothèque à livres ouvert (the open book library - Montréal)
The ArQuives (Toronto, Ontario)
Archives Gaies du Québec (Montréal, Québec)
Pride Library (London, Ontario)
The Transgender Archives @ UVic (Victoria, BC)
The world's largest independent resource for those who strive for a future world where lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people are accepted,
I want to take a moment to encourage people to check out and support The ArQuives, an LGBT+ archive resource. They are located in Toronto, but I attached a link to their website above.
If you can donate to support them, please do. They do amazing work, and are really good about including the experiences of people of colour, sex workers, and trans women in the LGBT+ community. They have the work of Monica Forrester, a great activist who I had the honour of meeting a few years back.
In supporting us LGBT+ folks, don't forget the importance of recognizing our history.
Twiggy photographed by Jean-Claude Sauer in Paris (Paris Match)
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Me, talking about the staples used to keep the vinyl letters on a banner in the ArQuives collection, taken by Adrien, last year in Hamilton.
Tape Condition: degraded (bottom 2 images) and the reference image that guided us.