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Pride in Pictures 1960s: How a group of angry bar patrons launched a movement
In 1965, 40 brave souls marched outside Independence Hall to demand legal equality for the gay community in what would become known as the “Annual Reminders.”
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The LGBTQ community has fought for the right to exist. Now it’s time for us to fight for more.
In 2021, we have the opportunity as a community to stand up, in defense of others and ourselves, and decide what kind of society we will have.
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State park renamed to honor legendary trans activist Marsha P. Johnson
The first state park in New York to honor an LGBTQ person will reflect “Marsha’s style and colors.”
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On Stonewall anniversary, the NYPD launched a brutal unprovoked attack on LGBTQ people
As Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted about honoring Stonewall, the NYPD was unleashing pepper spray on LGBTQ people dancing in celebration.
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Pride in Pictures: No photo available
Not all the submissions we received had photos with them, but they still deserve to be shared.
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Gay Trump supporter complains that Black people are trying to “colonize” Pride Month
Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the US. Chadwick Moore says that takes away from “the gays.”
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Cops beat LGBTQ protestors leaving demonstration at Stonewall Inn
One activist’s arm was broken and he required multiple staples to close wounds on his head, but he wasn’t given medical attention for the 11 hours he was held in custody.
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That time the NYPD apologized for raiding the Stonewall Inn
“The actions taken by the NYPD were wrong, plain and simple.”
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History has overlooked the Gay Liberation Front’s role in Stonewall … until now
The group was at Stonewall and planted the seeds that started a revolution for years afterwards.
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Stonewall veteran and trans icon Miss Major has suffered a stroke
“She’s absolutely STILL F–KING HERE.”