The first history of gay rights for teen rears, wrten by award-wng nonfictn thor Ann Bsum. That’s the Stonewall. The Stonewall Inn....
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- STONEWALL : BREAKG OUT THE FIGHT FOR GAY RIGHTS
- STONEWALL: BREAKG OUT THE FIGHT FOR GAY RIGHTS
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STONEWALL : BREAKG OUT THE FIGHT FOR GAY RIGHTS
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Ann Bsum's rivetg exploratn of the Stonewall Rts and the natnal Gay Rights movement that followed is eye-openg, unflchg, and spirg"--"A dramatic retellg of the Stonewall rts of 1969, troducg teen rears to the s-long stggle for gay rights"--Inclus biblgraphil referenc (pag 111-115) and x. An sential purchase” —School Library Journal, starred review “Rears g of age at a time when state after state is begng to celebrate gay marriage will be astonished to return to a time when was a crime for a man to wear a drs.
STONEWALL: BREAKG OUT THE FIGHT FOR GAY RIGHTS
The Stonewall Rts, also lled the Stonewall Uprisg, took place on June 28, 1969, New York Cy, after police raid the Stonewall Inn, a lol gay club. The raid sparked a rt among bar patrons and neighborhood rints as police hled employe and patrons out of the bar, leadg to six days of protts and vlent clash. The Stonewall Rts served as a talyst for the gay rights movement. * stonewall breaking out in the fight for gay rights pdf *
Bsum’s nversatnal storytellg whisks rears back to an era when homosexualy was crimalized” —Publishers Weekly, starred review“Bsum wr wh the precisn of a journalist; there is never any doubt as to what she wonrs, what she njectur, and what she knows.
” —Steve Shek, Natnal Book Award Falist and Newbery Honor-wng thor of Bomb and The Port of Chigo 50 “Do not read this book unls you want to learn about the opprsn of gays and lbians, discrimatory laws, and police who abe their power.
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A history of the Stonewall rts sets the scene wh a vibrant scriptn of wt Greenwich Village 1969. That summer, the Stonewall Inn was a place to drk and to dance and for gays, lbians, cross-drsers and transgenrs, a place to be ee and open. Everyone knew police raids happened, but the raid on June 28 was different, wh s aim to shut the Mafia-n bar down. And was different bee this time bar patrons, who were so often disrpected and closeted outsi plac like the Stonewall, phed back. Stonewall ctomers and their supporters took ntrol agast the police, who hadn’t planned on the crowd gettg so angry and who didn’t know the warren of streets the neighborhood as well as those who lived or hung out there. * stonewall breaking out in the fight for gay rights pdf *
Do not read this book unls you want to be swept away by the gay revolutn that ultimately led to a strong, polil hive muny.
And as a factual acunt, leav out a lot of important dividuals (cludg trans folks and people of lor) and generally embrac an upbeat, "Gay Inc" tone which I found kd of sultg to the tend teen dience. Nonfictn queer-youth read--2015 103 reviews5 followersJuly 11, 2015Overall, this book was enjoyable, well-wrten, and a good troductn to anyone who wants to learn more about the begngs of the gay rights movement.