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A flyer produced by Mattachine Society in the summer of 1969 referring to an event called the Hang-Out. A call for gays to meet in Greenwich Village on a summer night and demonstrate peaceful solidarity with the broader community. This would have…

In 1971, a large march, including a women's march and anti war march were planned for May 1st. Gay Liberation Front, the grassroots militant organization that grew out of the Stonewall rebellion, organized to include a Gay May Day Contingent in…

Photograph of crowd on 5th Avenue during the CSLD parade. This image was taken by Rudy Grillo. The date is unknown but most likely taken after 1970 and before 1975.

This uncredited image from the 1971 CSLD parade shows a group of marchers with signs including one individual wearing the Gay Activist Alliance "Lambda" symbol. The Gay Activist's Alliance (GAA) formed in late 1969 as a response to the more radical,…

Members of the gay caucus of Youth Against War and Fascism hand out information under a banner "Stonewall Means Fight Back" during the Gay Liberation parade in New York City's Central Park, June 25th, 1978.

This excerpt from the investigative paper by Tina Crosby provides a glimpse at testimony she recorded from her informants in 1974. Bob Kohler, Craig Rodwell and other participants in the Stonewall rebellion are included in Crosby's research.

This excerpt from the investigative paper by Tina Crosby provides a glimpse of testimony she recorded from her informants in 1974. Bob Kohler, Rita Mae Brown and Morty Manford as well as other participants in the Stonewall rebellion are included in…

This excerpt from the investigative paper by Tina Crosby provides a glimpse at testimony she recorded from her informants in 1974. Bob Kohler, Craig Rodwell and other participants in the Stonewall rebellion are included in Crosby's research. Her…