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Looking Back18. Kinsman writes, “The way in which people live is often bound up with certaingender and sexual ‘truths’…for example, that only heterosexuality is natural andnormal and that women and men have separate and distinct natural roles. Anychallenge to this order is perceived as a threat.” p. 33.19. Margaret Atwood spoke at a community meeting, commenting on how itmakes her sick when “big kids” in the schoolyard beat up on “little kids,” referringof course to the police treatment of the patrons of the bathhouses. Seethe documentary Track Two [Video], prod. Gord Keith, et al. (Toronto: Keith,Lemmon, Sutherland Communications Corp., 1983).20. Larry Solway, “Whose Side Are You on in Bath Raids,” Toronto Star, Feb. 15,1981: p. B8.21. Gerald Hannon, et. al. “Who Is the Next? Me?” The Body Politic, April 1981: p.10.22. George W. Smith, “Political Activist as Ethnographer,” Social Problems, Vol. 37,Issue 4, Nov. 1990: p. 632.23. M. Feldman, “Social Terrorists,” Toronto Star, Feb. 18, 1981: p. A9.24. Herbert P. Wood, “Police Were ‘Doing Their Duty’,” Toronto Star, Feb. 13,1981: p. A7.25. Gerald Hannon, et. al.: p. 10.26. Gerald Hannon, “Making Gay Sex Dirty,” The Body Politic, May 1981: p. 9.27. Hannon, p. 8.28. Stand Together [Video], prod. Nancy Nicol (Toronto: V Tape, 2002).29. Ian Mulgrew, “VD Tests to Be Ordered for Men Charged in Raids on Steambaths,”Globe and Mail, Feb. 12, 1981: p. 5.30. Ronald C. Inch, “No Connection to Nazi Attack,” Toronto Star, Feb. 13, 1981:p. A7.31. W. Pritchard, “Not Problem of ‘Human Rights’,” Toronto Star, Feb. 18, 1981: p. A9.32. Tim McCaskell, “The Bath Raids and Gay Politics,” Social Movements/SocialChange: The Politics and Practice of Organizing, eds. Frank Cunningham, et al.(Toronto: Between the Lines, 1988): p. 171.33. Ibid.34. “Victories and Defeats,” p. 225.35. Ibid.36. McCaskell, p. 170.37. “Heavy Hand of the Law,” The Globe and Mail, Feb. 9, 1981: p. 6.38. Kinsman, p. 341.39. John Burt in Track Two.40. Peter Bochove, “RAGE! Toronto Queers: 25 Years Later,” Metro Central YMCAAuditorium (Toronto: February 9, 2006).73