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An essential anthology of essays in search of social justice. Gathering stories from across generations, geographical locations, and sexual orientations, editor Douglas Gosse presents a unique and varied look into what it means to be LGBTTIQQ2SA in our contemporary world. Through these voices-filled with courage, humour, pain, and fierce love-we learn that, while some objectives have been met, there remains vital work to be done. There is the desire to redefine and forge new families, to address issues of economic, physical, and emotional health, and to resolve inequities that persist in our social, legal, religious, and educational institutions. As calls for sustained activism, the essays of Out Proud invoke pride, courage, and spirited hope for the future.

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Dr. Douglas Gosse is an award-winning educator and researcher. His focus includes language and literacy acquisition for boys and masculinities and the creative research process. Jackytar (Breakwater Books, 2005), Gosse's educational novel on masculinities, written using queer theory, is used in university courses around the world. Douglas Gosse lives in Toronto.

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