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• ATLANTA POLICE VTIGATE ATHS OF BLACK GAY PRI ATTEN

ATLANTA POLICE VTIGATE ATHS OF BLACK GAY PRI ATTEN

perspectiv helps generate better ias to solve the plex problems of a changg and creasgly diverse HistoryIn 1996, a small group of Ain Amerin lbian and gay iends held a piic over Labor Day weekend to celebrate their unique experience Atlanta’s LGBT muny.

Promotg Ain Amerin lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr, qutng, tersex and asexual people of Ain scendants and their fai. To promote tnal, health, cultural and social servic directed at furtherg the well-beg, equal treatment, and velopment of the Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgenr, Queer and Pl (“LGBTQ+”) Communy and supportive alli. Participants the 1977 Atlanta Pri ParaPhotograph urty of Jerome McClendon/AJC/GSU llectnAugt 5, 1969Atlanta Police raid Ansley Mall Mi Cema’s screeng of Andy Warhol’s gay-themed Lonome Cowboys, takg photos of the approximately 70 atten.

The raid spir the formatn of the Geia Gay Liberatn 1970On the first anniversary of New York Cy’s Stonewall Uprisg Greenwich Village, Atlanta’s first Gay Pri rally, prised of a ragtag group of about 100 people, mostly whe men jeans and T-shirts, tak place Piedmont Park—wh some bravely strollg siwalks rryg “Equal Rights for Gays” plards. Atlanta is among a handful of ci to mark the 1972Approximately 100 Atlanta “Gay Pri Day” participants marchg down Peachtree Street are greeted wh “stony ntempt, ” “disbelief, ” “s, ” and “flashed peace signs” by onlookers, reports the Great Speckled Bird, a long-nng lol unrground 1973A photo published the Atlanta Barb, one of the cy’s first gay newspapers, shows a female participant marchg wh a paper sack over her head and rryg a sign that says, “If I Showed My Face I Would Lose My Job.