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Oct 14, 2026
Queer history month - How people fought for human rights in the past, and why they are still fighting
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I don't know, Tree, did it feel like some people were more visible than others back in those days?
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25:03Tree WalshGUEST
And what I think of mostly is when we were doing the same-sex marriage case, My wife and I were on TV quite a bit, along with the other couple involved in the case.
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25:19Tree WalshGUEST
And at the time, we were known, and we'd be walking around, and one day we were walking up Water Street, and we saw a man cross the street, and I said, he's heading towards us.
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38:27Sarah MooneyGUEST
And so it was up to organizations like the Gay Association in Newfoundland and to actually teach the government about what was going on and teach these medical professionals because they were getting this regular communications and educational information from the mainland where a lot of this was happening and from across the country and around the world.
