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100 Women We Love 2011

June 17, 2011

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The 100 Women We Love – out artists, elected officials, business leaders, athletes, community activists – are role models for us all. Many are up-and-coming movers and shakers; some are at the zenith of their careers. Some of their achievements change our world and, just as importantly, others improve the world’s perception of out women. They all strive tirelessly to increase our visibility and continue our incredible progress toward equality and justice.

We proudly present the class of 2011, in random order, so each gets her well-deserved turn in the spotlight.

MAE MARTIN

A working comedienne since the tender age of 13, Mae Martin has become well established in the Canadian comedy scene and is now expanding her audience across the pond in the U.K. Her unique brand of humor combines stand-up with songs reflecting her adventures in androgyny and neurotic visions of the apocalypse. She has been nominated for two Canadian Comedy Awards and the UK Musical Comedy Awards, and was the youngest-ever nominee for the Tim Sims Encouragement Fund Award. Her work has been featured on the Comedy Network, CBC radio and TVO. This year Martin has appeared in Global Television’s Global Comedians and on Much Music’s Video On Trial, and is taking her one-woman show Mae Day: I’m Not Waving, I’m Drowning to the Toronto Pride Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. “I would love to be a voice for young lesbians (and for my fellow Bieber look-a-likes),” says Martin, “and to show people that comedy is universal—you don’t have to be gay to think a gay comic is funny. We live in exciting times!” –DP

Calendar of Events

M Mon

T Tue

W Wed

T Thu

F Fri

S Sat

S Sun

8 events,

Recurring

Apocalypse Noir

9 events,

14 events,

18 events,

-

Spook & Spa Halloween Party

8 events,

8 events,

9 events,

5 events,

7 events,

-

We Met IRL Queer Speed Dating

8 events,

Recurring

Femme House

7 events,

9 events,

Recurring

FUN HOME

-

Pride 365

12 events,

Recurring

FUN HOME

Recurring

FUN HOME

12 events,

6 events,

7 events,

9 events,

Recurring

Femme House

10 events,

-

Hot & Fresh · Burlesque

Planet Lez · Whitney Day

5 events,

7 events,

Ladies First at The Bush

9 events,

6 events,

7 events,

9 events,

Recurring

Femme House

10 events,

-

Country Queers

6 events,

WHAT IS A SL*T? SPANKSGIVING

8 events,

8 events,

5 events,

6 events,

8 events,

Recurring

Femme House

8 events,

6 events,

CVNTY CVNT DYKE NYTE

6 events,

8 events,

-

FEMMES Book Club

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