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Jane Rule on censorship and sexuality
FILM / Highlights from the film Fiction and Other Truths
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/ National / Thursday, January 10, 2008
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Below are highlights from a 1994 documentary about Jane Rule, titled Fiction and Other Truths. Directed by Lynne Fernie and Aerlyn Weissman, produced by Rina Fraticelli. Clips are used with kind permission.
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Censorship
Rule speaks about censorship, following the bombing of Little Sisters bookstore in Vancouver. The store was fighting Canada Border Services Agency
over censorship
at the border.
Runs 1:30
Children's sexuality
Rule speaks about the need for children to learn about sexuality and relationships, and how they work.
Runs 2:12
Upon receiving an honourary degree from UBC in 1994
Rule speaks about minorities and personal values.
Runs 2:46
Sexuality and society
Rule speaks about the roots of homophobia.
Runs 1:26
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