Show notes
From 1989-1991, CKUT dedicated an annual day of broadcasting, called Gay Day, featuring queer voices in protest of the homophobic murder of Joe Rose.
These clips were originally compiled by Dykes on Mykes.
Bisexuality discussion continues briefly. Ranit and Melanie SkaterDykes segment, talking about their experiences as women/dykes in skateboarding and the SkaterDykes group they’ve formed. [music break: Identity - x-ray specs]. Ranit also a filmmaker and wants to film something about skateboarding women/dykes. Marching in the upcoming Toronto Pride parade. [music: Prizes - Frightwig].
Street reactions to the question: How do you know if someone is gay or lesbian?
For lesbian ‘its just in the eyes’ one person says. [music break: Eat the Sushi - unknown]. Deb hosts a segment on lesbian mothers, Berdu and Petra in studio. Talking about events being exclusionary of lesbian mothers with boys vs. more open to lesbian mothers with girls. Berdu lost her one son to the courts, now 13, another son is 5. Berdu reads a poem about her experience. Lesbian Mothers Support Group. Sex Garage Collage heard on other tapes (Tape 6 and 7), this one is particularly good quality, no intro/context provided though.


