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Stop Police Terror
Poster for a demonstration against police racism which rallied at Queen's Park and marched to Police Headquarters (College Street) and to 51 Division.
Walking on Sunshine: The Metro Days of Action
Cover of the booklet written by Metro Days of Action organizer Linda Torney
OPIRG York Expansion Letter
A letter from OPIRG Provincial stating that the expansion to create an OPIRG York would be delayed due to the unlikelihood of being able to win a referendum at York at the time.
Toronto Days of Action: The People United will Never be Defeated
Cover of an issue of Our Times with a photo from the Metro Days of Action
Letter from PepsiCo to OPIRG Toronto
After sending a letter directly to PepsiCo questioning them on the ethics of their involvement with the Burmese government in the face of their human rights violations, OPIRG Toronto received this letter in response stating that despite conducting…
Motorcycle Trio
A photo of mixed genre band, Random Order, whose sound included mainly ska, reggae, with hints of punk and funk, and who identified as queer and LGBTQ. People in the photo from front to back: Rachel Melas (bass), Lynx Dean (guitar & vocals), Conny…
Media Coverage for the Days of Action
Survey of Media Coverage of Metro Days of Action by Bowdens.
International Women's Day Poster
Poster for International Women's Day, 1991, in Toronto.
Tour Toronto's Ecosystem
An article appearing in the Varsity promoting OPIRG Toronto's Ecotours.
Mecca Normal, Mourning Sickness and Bryan James poster
Mecca Normal, Mourning Sickness and Bryan James show at the Rivoli. This was a partial reunion of the Black Wedge tour lineup from the previous year.
The Black Wedge tour was an anti-authoritarian response to Britain's earlier Red Wedge, and began…
Black Wedge tour poster: Saskatoon
A poster advertising the Saskatoon stop on the Black Wedge Tour.
Black Wedge tour poster: Winnipeg
A poster advertising the Winnipeg stop on the Black Wedge tour.
Strong White Male video
The video for Mecca Normal's "Strong White Male," from their 1987 7" single Oh Yes You Can!
March Against Male Violence
Poster advertising a march to protest male violence
Men for Women's Choice
Letter encouraging men to voice support for women's right to choose whether to have an abortion.
Person Livid With AIDS
Michael Smith's one-man play about a day in the life of a gay man living with AIDS. With musical support by Steal This Book and a cameo appearance by Mourning Sickness.
MB's Band Family Tree - Aprox 1992-1999
A Band Family Tree from a specific time period.
The Rubber Rap
Mourning Sickness performs "The Rubber Rap" live at the Apocalypse Club.
Cells
Mourning Sickness performs "Cells" live at the Apocalypse Club.
Native Issues Group Meeting
A poster advertising a meeting for the Native Issues Group to be held on October 8, 1991.