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The curse of the pink blood

Anzman Amara Diabaté

A thrilling tale about women and their contribution to humanity and its travel through time. Is feminism a force for good or is it a form of ignorance that inadvertently helps towards self-destruction of humanity? This book does not purport to provide all the answers; it takes the reader to a fictio...

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The hosts highlighted the book as a key source on anti‑LGBTQ violence in Canada during the 1990s, noting that it was the reason they interviewed Douglas Janoff at his home. They described how it documents hundreds of assaults and murders of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people during that period, underscoring its relevance to the episode’s focus.

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Episode: S3 "The Village" E6: Getting Away With Murder

The hosts noted that the book tracks antiqueer violence in Canada during the 1990s and was the reason for interviewing Janoff at his home.

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He is also an expert on antiLGBTQ violence in Canada... He's reading from the book he wrote on exactly this issue. It's called Pink Blood, Homophobic Violence in Canada. That book is why I'm here at his home in Ottawa.

Since 1990, hundreds of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people have been assaulted or murdered in Canada. The book tracked antiqueer violence in the 1990s.

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