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LGBTQ Pride
5 things you may not know about the Stonewall rebellion
Much of the story is well known within our community, but a lot of myth and embellishment has grown over the years, and many details lost.
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LGBTQ Pride
Pride in Pictures 1970: A distant image, but the the passion of Pride shines through
They rose to remember Stonewall. And to fight back.
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LGBTQ History
One night in 1969, a movement caught hold & has never let go
As Allen Ginsberg said, “They’ve lost that wounded look,” and we lost that look together at Stonewall.
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News (USA)
Pride, in all its glory
In Prides past, I used to take offense that those were who got the ink and airtime, those groups of “extremes,” the uppercase versions of the LGBT spectrum.
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News (USA)
Google grants $1 million to preserve Stonewall oral history
Sen. Chuck Schumer said the grant sends a clear message to President Trump that Stonewall’s national monument designation is here to stay.
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Commentary
Another rightwing myth: Trump had the best reaction to Pulse shooting
In a few years the right might convince itself that Trump flew to Orlando when the shooting started and slew Omar Mateen himself.
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News (USA)
How to watch the live celebration for rainbow flag creator Gilbert Baker
It’s Flag Day, and what could be a more appropriate day to honor the man who gave the world the Pride flag?
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News (USA)
Could Trump pull national monument designation from Stonewall?
A White House official says a new executive order is coming that could spell trouble for recently named national monuments.
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News (World)
Beyond Stonewall: Why modern LGBTQ Americans should be thinking globally
Decades after the Stonewall riots, homosexuality is still punishable by death in many countries.