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Remembering lesbian bars: Montreal, 1955-1975.

Author:	L Chamberland Affiliation: Maisonneuve College, Montreal.
Edition/Format:	Article : English
Publication:	Journal of homosexuality, 1993; 25(3): 231-69
	Peer-reviewed
Summary:	This essay retraces the development of lesbian bars in Montreal between 1955 and 1975. It analyzes this process as a form of appropriation of urban public space which reveals the repressive elements confronting lesbians in their pursuit of the right to exist socially, and examines the key-role played by working-class lesbians in struggling against them. It also describes class-related divisions in the way these places are remembered, which may be paralleled to the opposite positions in the current debate about the role of bars in the development of a lesbian culture. Finally, it suggests explanations for class-related differences in bar-going habits and ways of expressing lesbian identity.  Read more...
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