05 LGBTQUVic

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This episode of U in the Ring explores the University of Victoria's queer community. CFUV Correspondent Arcade spins a history of western Canada's first-ever gender-neutral restrooms, which appeared in UVic's student Union Building. Queer students Tony and Dana speak with CFUV correspondent Myles to discuss coming out while studying at UVic. CFUV correspondent Aviva heads to UVic's library to learn more about its' transgender archives. Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Salma Ihsan, Kavan Hammond, Myles Sauer, Aviva Lessard, Maureen Chow, Arcade Pallot, and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

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