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Contents:
- GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
- THE GAY ACTIVIST ALLIANCE IS FOUND
- GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
- FOUNDG OF THE GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE AT THE ARTHUR BELL RINCE
- GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
- GAY AND LBIAN ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE OF WASHGTON, D.C., 1971-2010
- HOW GAY ACTIVISTS CHALLENGED THE POLICS OF CIVILY
GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
On December 21, 1969, the Gay Activist Alliance (GAA) was found. Almost exactly six months after the Stonewall Rts, the group was found by Marty Robson, Jim Owl, and Arthur Evans, as an offshoot of the Gay Liberatn Front. The GAA was tend to be a "sgle issue, polilly ntral [anizatn]", whose goal would be to * gay activists alliance accomplishments *
The Gay Activists Alliance (GAA) was formed December 1969 by Jim Owl, Marty Robson, Arthur Evans, Arthur Bell, and others, who beme disaffected by the Gay Liberatn Front (GLF), the first LGBT group formed right after Stonewall. Foced exclively on “the liberatn of gay people, ” GAA beme the most fluential Amerin gay liberatn activist anizatn the early 1970s.
While the pickets and actns by earlier homophile groups the 1960s, like the Mattache Society’s Sip-In at Juli’, had been peaceful, the post-Stonewall groups, cludg GAA, GLF, and Radilbians, were more nontatnal. This was the “zap, ” a direct, surprise public nontatn wh polil figur and rporate and ernmental enti regardg gay rights and discrimatn, signed to ga gay and straight media attentn.
“Marty Robson, ” Kay Tob (Lahen), The Gay Csars (New York: PaperBack Library, 1972).
THE GAY ACTIVIST ALLIANCE IS FOUND
Other articl where Gay Activists Alliance is discsed: Stonewall rts: The legacy of Stonewall: …Liberatn Front (GLF) and the Gay Activists Alliance (GAA). In addn to lnchg numero public monstratns to prott the lack of civil rights for gay dividuals, the anizatns often rorted to such tactics as public nontatns wh polil officials and the disptn of public meetgs to challenge and to change… * gay activists alliance accomplishments *
Marc Rub, “GAA Mt Be Rtored to History, ” Gay Today, July 1999,.
GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
* gay activists alliance accomplishments *
Morty Manford and Arthur Evans, “The Theory and Practice of Conontatn Tactics, Part 3: How to Zap, ” GAY, March 12, 1973, 17. GAA Communy Demonstratn to Prott Syndite Domatn and Police Harassment of Gays, at the former 6th Police Precct Statn, July 24, 1971. Gay Activist Alliance Firehoe.
On December 21, 1969, the Gay Activist Alliance (GAA) was found. Almost exactly six months after the Stonewall Rts, the group was found by Marty Robson, Jim Owl, and Arthur Evans, as an offshoot of the Gay Liberatn Front.
FOUNDG OF THE GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE AT THE ARTHUR BELL RINCE
The GAA was tend to be a “sgle issue, polilly ntral [anizatn]”, whose goal would be to “secure basic human rights, digny and eedom for all gay people. ” Active mostly jt om 1970 to 1974, they had a profound fluence not only on the liv of gay and lbian New Yorkers, but on the broar culture and on activism our cy and untry general.
GAY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE
Gay Activists Alliance street fair, 1971.
GAY AND LBIAN ACTIVISTS ALLIANCE OF WASHGTON, D.C., 1971-2010
GAA members were most famoly known for performg zaps — r public monstratns signed to embarrass a public figure or celebry while also llg the attentn of both gays and straights to issu of LGBT rights.
HOW GAY ACTIVISTS CHALLENGED THE POLICS OF CIVILY
Gay Activist Alliance Firehoe (former lotn), 99 Wooster Street. This lotn th beme the first gay and lbian anizatnal and social center New York Cy.
Who We AreFound 1971, GLAA is an all-volunteer, non-partisan, non-prof polil anizatn that has succsfully obtaed civil rights of lbian, gay, bisexual and transgenr people the Natn's Capal. Throughout our 50+ years, we have succsfully obtaed polil power for LGBTQ people, repealed anti-gay laws, curtailed police harassment and vlence, and moled strategy and legislative policy for jurisdictns across the untry.