Difference between revisions of "Denis LeBlanc"
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| − | Founding member of the Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights in Ontario (1975) and the Canadian Lesbian & Gay Rights Coalition. Former President, Egale (1992-1994, Canada's national LGBTQ rights organization). Co-author, 'Gays and the Law' (1973). Editor and Contributor, GO INFO (1982-1988). Inducted into the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archive's National Portrait Gallery (2003). HIV positive. | + | Editor, 76Crimes.com and 76CrimesFR.com ([http://76crimes.com www.76crimes.com] and [http://76crimesFR.com www.76crimesFR.com]). Founding member of the Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights in Ontario (1975) and the Canadian Lesbian & Gay Rights Coalition. Former President, Egale (1992-1994, Canada's national LGBTQ rights organization). Co-author, 'Gays and the Law' (1973). Editor and Contributor, GO INFO (1982-1988). Inducted into the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archive's National Portrait Gallery (2003). HIV positive. Retired Worker Adviser, Ontario Ministry of Labour. |
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Revision as of 14:46, 16 December 2014
Country
Canada
Birth - Death
1951 -
Occupation
Activist
Description
Editor, 76Crimes.com and 76CrimesFR.com (www.76crimes.com and www.76crimesFR.com). Founding member of the Coalition for Lesbian & Gay Rights in Ontario (1975) and the Canadian Lesbian & Gay Rights Coalition. Former President, Egale (1992-1994, Canada's national LGBTQ rights organization). Co-author, 'Gays and the Law' (1973). Editor and Contributor, GO INFO (1982-1988). Inducted into the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archive's National Portrait Gallery (2003). HIV positive. Retired Worker Adviser, Ontario Ministry of Labour.
