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LLIE+LOHMAN MM OF GAY & LBIAN ART
Amerin gay liberatn activist Marsha P Johnson (1945 ‑ 1992), wearg headband, and an unintified woman facepat, on 7th Avenue South (between Grove and Christopher streets), attend the send annual Stonewall anniversary march (Gay Liberatn Day), later known as Gay Pri, New York, New York, June 21, 1971. 20th December 1989: Portra of Amerin thor, AIDS mpaigner and gay rights activist Larry Kramer, founr of ACT‑UP and the Gay Men's Health Crisis group, posg ont of a book shelf his home, New York Cy.
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Via Llie+Lohman Mm of Gay & Lbian Art. This storeont at 99 Wooster Street was once the headquarters of the Gay Activist Alliance.