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W hen Toronto Bathhouse Committee members Rachel Aitcheson and Jill Hornick were dismissed of charges of "disorderly conduct" under Ontario's Liquor Act, they declared the ruling a "vindication. "2 In a statement delivered on the footsteps of the old city hall courthouse after the case, Hornick extended the scope of the decision beyond herself and Aitcheson to all "the women who attended." In doing so, she proffered an understanding that Justice Hryn's ruling would affect Pussy Palace patrons and, most likely, their future participation in similar events.

"What We Do Well": Writing the Pussy Palace into a Queer Collective Memory