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Dr. Tom Hooper is an assistant professor in the Department of Equity Studies and a historian of 2SLGBTQ communities in Canada. Hooper’s research has explored the February 5, 1981, bathhouse raids where over 300 gay men were arrested and criminally charged for their sexuality with a focus on the community resistance to these raids both on the ...
May 28, 2018 · In a video by CBC’s The Fifth Estate, York University historian Tom Hooper talks about a string of murders in 1970s Toronto and their connection with the current case against alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur.
This report has sparked community conversations about settler colonialism, federal grant funds, and the past, present, and future of Pride Toronto. Professor Tom Hooper on reclaiming the Spirit of Pride in Pride Toronto.
Apr 16, 2018 · Tom Hooper is a historian of the 1981 Toronto bathhouse raids. He works as contract faculty in the history department at York University.
Dec 8, 2023 · On February 5, 1981, Toronto Police launched Operation Soap. Officers ambushed four Toronto bathhouses in a series of coordinated raids. The raids followed a six-month investigation, which led to almost 300 patrons being arrested on the street.
Jan 25, 2024 · Tom Hooper, an assistant professor in the department of equity studies at York University, accused Pride Toronto of "misdirection" of funds in a 2022 investigative report that he said...
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Teaching experience. Sessional Assistant Professor. Department of Equity Studies. York University, Toronto, ON. September 2021 – Present. Courses Taught: HREQ 1900 – Sexuality, Gender, and Society. HREQ 3890 – Social Justice: Theory and Practice. Contract Faculty.
