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‘If Queers Had Our Own Olympics’: The Growth in Toronto’s Kiki Ballroom Scene

At the Alliance awards, acceptance and joy reign supreme

by Sahara Mehdi & Racy Rafique
by Sahara Mehdi & Racy Rafique

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Reporter, On The Record, Fall 2022.

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