Canadian lesbians of ethnic ancestry experience many identity struggles as a result of being in multiple situations within both their own ethnic communities and their chosen lesbian communities. The case study presented here used a life-history approach to explore these dynamics. The life and experiences of one lesbian of ethnic ancestry are examined to highlight the usefulness of the life-history method in uncovering the complex realities that ethnic lesbians face in the creation of their subjective identities.
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