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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Afterword From: What You Won’t Do For Love View	The afterword from Tara Cullis.	Tara Cullis	4	2022	$0.40 Add
From Against All Odds The Chinese Laundry From: The Ward View		Arlene Chan	5	2015	$0.50 Add
From Agokwe From: Any Other Way View	Art Zoccole recounts his childhood in an Ojubwe community, before moving to Toronto and helping to establish the Gays and Lesbians of the First Nations in Toronto.	Art Zoccole	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From ‘Avoir le cul entre deux chaises’ From: Any Other Way View	Yvvette Perrault recalls her experiences working with the AIDS Committee of Toronto.	Yvette Perreault	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From NEW! Ajahn Suchart’s Olympic Ambitions From: Rebound View	This chapter ecamines the role of martial arts in communities, especially Muay Thai, or Thai boxing.	Perry King	11	2021	$1.10 Add
From Alexander Wood: The Invention of a Legend From: Any Other Way View	Ed Jackson explores the truth behind the legend of Alexander Wood, a merchant and prominent Torontonian who was embroiled in a sex scandal in the early 1800’s	Ed Jackson	2	2017	$0.20 Add
From All Manner of Shoes From: The Ward Uncovered View		Abbey Flower	2	2018	$0.20 Add
From Alternative Histories From: The Ward View		Michael McClelland	3	2015	$0.30 Add
From Amos ‘n’ Andy From: Uncle View	In this chapter, Thompson explores the role of radio in perpetuating caricatures of Blackness.	Cheryl Thompson	5	2021	$0.50 Add
From NEW! An Argument Worth Having From: Messy Cities View	Chiyi Tam explains how conflict within communities has the capacity to net positive and democratic results, using her role in the Toronto Chinatown Land Trust as a key example.	Dylan Reid	8	2025	$0.80 Add
From NEW! An Excerpt from Coyote City TRAILBLAZERS AND CHANGEMAKERS From: Indigenous Toronto View	An excerpt from Coyote City by Daniel David Moses. COYOTE CITY was produced at the Native Canadian Centre of Torontofrom 17 May to 5 June 1988 by Native Earth Performing Art, Inc.	Daniel David Moses	3	2021	$0.30 Add
From NEW! An Excerpt from Two Indians TRAILBLAZERS AND CHANGEMAKERS From: Indigenous Toronto View	An excerpt from Two Indians by Falen Johnson. Synopsis: Win lives on the rez and Roe lives in the city. After years apart, the two cousins meet in a Toronto alley to recreate a ceremony from …	Falen Johnson	9	2021	$0.90 Add
From ‘Friend of the Court’: Legal Resistance at Old City Hall From: Any Other Way View	Tom Hooper recounts how the Right to Privacy Committee provided legal representation and advocacy for hundreds of men charged in the aftermath of the 1981 bathouse raids.	Tom Hooper	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From NEW! An Indigenous Archeologist at the Rouge National Urban Park AGREEMENTS, NAMING, AND PLACES From: Indigenous Toronto View	A reading that explores Indigenous views on archeology, the presence of Ontario/Toronto’s Indigenous history, and the archeological finds at Rouge Urban National Park.	Stacey Taylor	4	2021	$0.40 Add
From An Overburdened Promise Arts Funding for Social Development From: Subdivided View	The four authors each discuss Toronto-based arts initiatives designed geared towards marginalized youth.	Ian Kamau; John Lorinc; Paul Nguyen; Ryan Paterson	12	2016	$1.20 Add
From Out of the Cold the Thousands Came From: Any Other Way View	A letter written by retired Philip McLeod to his friends describing the massive protests that occurred in Toronto following the police raids on bathhouses in the city.	Philip McLeod	4	2017	$0.40 Add