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Contents:

• GUYSPY VOICE GAY CHAT L FAQ - FREE TRIALS
• FREE GAY CHAT L
• 90+ BT FLIRTY GAY PICK UP L FOR YOUR CSH
• HOW TO CHAT SAFELY ON INTERACTIVE MALE GAY PHONE CHAT
• GAYT PLAC IN IOWA FOR 2020
• THE 8 TOP GAY CIS FOR 2023
• GAY PARIS
• DISNEY'S 8 'FIRST OPENLY GAY' CHARACTERS, RANKED (BY HOW EMBARRASSED DISNEY SHOULD FEEL)

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Now that you know how to stay safe, ’s a good time to start chattg wh fun, lol gay men who are ready and wag to talk to you. In the early 1970s, North Ameri and Europe saw a flourishg of gay and lbian activism followg the New York Stonewall Bar Rts 1969. Montreal experienced much activism as part of this movement which clud the emergence of Le Front Libératn Homosexual (FLH) 1971.

At McGill Universy, three teachers (Bce Garsi, John South and Lda Page Hollanr) led a semar urse – “Blogy and Social Change” – that clud a discsn on gay and lbian issu. Weekly, attracted 50-60 McGill and non-McGill participants om different lguistic, cultural and sexual inti and was the first fom English on gay/lbian qutns.

Bce Garsi was eventually oted om his posn as a teacher the Department of Philosophy bee of his role leadg the activi and bee of the homophobia that existed the partment.

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Gay McGill, wh the support of McGill’s Stunt Unn and the McGill Daily, began anisg massively popular (2000+ people) dance parti the Stunt Society Buildg – the “Shatner” Buildg – which was a “safe space” om police raids, attractg large numbers of Franphon as well as Anglophon. Another early and major project unrtaken by Gay McGill, wh the support of Bce Garsi, was the creatn of Gay Le, a nfintial and anonymo rmatn and advice telephone, “Hotle”/Helple which was fund and hoed, not whout ntroversy, by McGill’s Stunt Society led by s Print, Robert Lantos.

Volunteer Listeners for Gay Le, traed to ensure a qualy listeng and rmatn service, me om both si and outsi of McGill.

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to provi rmatn to Gays on what was happeng the muny and to velop ntacts for medil, relig and legal referrals. to provi a, “rap service” for those havg problems wh their Gayns and to provi some unsellg over the phone. to rap wh people who had anti-Gay feelgs, to provi them wh an outlet to learn and talk wh Gays.

It did, however, have an creasg number of fancial and space issu which led to several chang lotn on the McGill mp and eventually endg up beg hoed the Gay Drop- Centre at 3439 St.

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Seeg this stabily and the need for more tablished and stable unsellg and support servic for lbians and gay men, a group of social workers (Miriam Green, Bce Garsi and Joanne Stt), set up a Gay and Lbian Social Servic un 1975 at the provcially-fund Ville Marie Social Servic Centre at 5 Weredale Park Wtmount. Workg wh a Gay Communy Advisory Group, and noticg the difficulti enuntered by Gay Le, they brought the helple unr the purview of the Ville Marie Social Servic Centre, givg a home and more permanent fundg. After volunteers pleted trag provid by Tel-Ai on how to work wh llers, this “new” Gay Le was advertised the lol prs and, May 1976, the lls menced durg the 7–11 p.

A lbian woman and a gay man, at least one of whom was bilgual to work wh Franphone llers, staffed the two Gay Le phon; soon there were 20-30 lls per night. Gay Le, om s begngs, proved to be a very valuable service for the wir muny bee there were very few other ways which lbians and gay men uld fd rmatn about how to meet each other or where they uld ask qutns about sexual orientatn and have someone listen emphatilly to their ncerns.

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Homosexualy was virtually visible at that time and if ever did get mented on the media, the verage was evably negative. Dpe the needs, the early 1980s, Gay Le’s profsnal unsellg servic were elimated as a rult of severe ernment cutbacks. From that pot on, Gay Le had to support self fancially through outsi donatns, ntributns om volunteers and fundraisg events.

Ville Marie Social Servic, however, ntued to hoe Gay Le and provi a phone le at their premis at 5 Weredale Park, Wtmount. Around the same time, the Franphone volunteers of Gay Le left to form Gai Éute, which offered siar servic to Franphone llers. To help fundraisg, 1989, Gay Le registered as a non-prof rporatn Quebec and also obtaed feral charable stat, enablg the anisatn to receive donatns that were tax ductible.

In 1993, Gay Le joed the newly formed Table Concertatn s lbienn et gais du Québec where the Print at the time, Gregg Blachford, met the Print of Gai Éute, Lrent McCutcheon, and a uful alliance began. La Table Concertatn had been set up to prent a uned ont of lbian and gay anisatns as a reactn to the risg number of unsolved murrs and asslts at that time the Gay Village and beyond. La Table was succsful phg the Quebec ernment to ask the Quebec Human Rights Commissn to hold an enquiry to Vlence and Discrimatn agast gays and lbians Quebec.

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In late 1993, Gay Le was asked, along wh Gai Éute, to give ttimony at the first day of that enquiry. The enquiry’s report was que progrsive for the time as poted the fger at the police, accg them for s hostily towards the gay and lbian muny.

New problems for Gay Le emerged bee, wh the reanizatn of Social Servic Quebec 1993, Ville Marie Social Servic uld no longer ntue to even hoe Gay Le, much ls fance them. But by July 1994, Gay Le was fally able to secure a sk and a phone the evengs the CCGLM/Montreal LGBTQ+ Communy Centre. The suatn for Gay Le improved nsirably more when, April 1996, Gai Éute ved Gay Le to jo them at their new premis upstairs at Fire Statn 20 on e Sat-Antoe.

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So, after fifteen years of separatn, Gay Le and Gai Éute began to aga have a close and mutually beneficial llaboratn. After stayg for a few years the “Fire Statn”, Gay Le moved lotns several tim, always wh Gai Éute. Don Budd, an origal volunteer om Gay Le’s begngs 1976, retired 1998 after 22 years as a volunteer; he passed away 2008 at the age of 88.

Though women played a proment part the early stag of Gay Le, the proportn of female to male volunteers was often low.

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From 1999 to 2004, though, Gay Le had two nsecutive female Prints, Clara Gabriel and Andrea Zan. Clara Gabriel (red shirt), Diane Wilson (ont right), Le Nicholson, David Wright, Doug Jackson, Andrea Zan, Gregg Blachford (back row) were all, at different tim, heavily volved Gay Le as Prints and Treasurer. Durg the 2000s, Gay Le dited self to better unrstandg the needs of trans llers as well as llers om different ethnocultural groups.

At the 20th, 25th and 30th anniversari of Gay Le 1996, 2001 and 2006, parti were held to celebrate s longevy, proud that Gay Le was the longt ntually existg gay group Montreal. Durg the annual Divers-Cé/Pri celebratns Montreal durg the late 1990s and 2000s, Gay Le would have a table at the Communy Day and would march the Pri Para.