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			The following are reviews by the media, audience, and industry: Now Magazine, Cover Story The National Post Prairie Dog Movie Television MTV Canada SceneandHeard.ca Xtra Magazine, Cover Story Laurentian University, Women Studies Students Alison Rose, Documentary Film Maker "Great doc, it forced me to face my heterosexual privilege head on."            "I never really understood that heterosexism and/or homophobia was socially constructed...this film played a fundamental role in my understanding of the institution of heterosexism it desperately needs to be screened in high schools across the country."            "My religion taught me that homosexuality is wrong, I did not enjoy watching this film and still feel strongly that homosexuality is a sin."            "I hope to be a teacher one day and want to create an inclusive classroom for my students...Tori's documentary should be part of the high school curriculum at the very least and a similar tool needs to be created for the elementary school system."            "This film really opened up my eyes, there are so many stereotypes surrounding gay and lesbian people that I never really knew what to believe, it was relieving to finally hear the life stories of people who identify as 'other than' heterosexual. I never really knew what the term 'queer' meant I always thought it was a derogatory term so it was interesting to hear the women's' spin on it."                                              - Larentian University women studies students // Sept 29, 2005