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Contents:
- VIDEO: NYC PRI GRAND MARSHAL REFLECTS ON BEG ONE OF NATN’S FIRST GAY RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
- THE ULTIMATE LGBTIQ+ TRAVEL GUI TO NEW YORK CY: OM QUEER HISTORY TO THE BT GAY BARS
VIDEO: NYC PRI GRAND MARSHAL REFLECTS ON BEG ONE OF NATN’S FIRST GAY RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
Lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, queer, tersex, asexual, and ally. In the pre-Stonewall years, amidst an atmosphere of fear and reprsn, gay bars and other social gatherg spac were ccial creatg a sense of muny and brewg polil agatn. Stewart’s Cafeteria, later the Life Cafeteria, was loted this Greenwich Village buildg the 1930s and attracted a bohemian and gay and lbian followg.
Gay rights activist Craig Rodwell tablished the East Coast’s first gay and lbian bookstore (and the first one the natn to operate long term), named memory of Osr...
THE ULTIMATE LGBTIQ+ TRAVEL GUI TO NEW YORK CY: OM QUEER HISTORY TO THE BT GAY BARS
In 1973, Craig Rodwell moved his Osr Wil Memorial Bookshop, the first gay and lbian bookstore on the East Coast (and the first of s kd the natn to... On April 21, 1966, a “Sip-In” was anized by members of the Mattache Society, one of the untry’s earlit gay rights anizatns, to challenge the State Liquor Authory’s discrimatory policy... Gay-Owned Bs.
Gay Activists Alliance. Homophobia & Transphobia. The NYC LGBT Historic S Project documents historic plac nnected to lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr people New York Cy and tells the often-untold stori of their fluence on Amerin history and culture.
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