Gay Liberation 
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SOURCE: Made By History at the Washington Post
2/3/2023
Pride in the South is a Story of Resistance and Resilience
by La Shonda Mims
In the urban south, LGBTQ residents are drawing on a half century of claiming public space through pride celebrations in the face of efforts to label them a threat to society.
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SOURCE: Made By History at the Washington Post
6/10/2021
The Push For LGBTQ Equality Began Long Before Stonewall
by Aaron S. Lecklider
Pride month is based on an origin story of the LGBTQ liberation movement that starts with Stonewall. There is a longer history of queer political activism that has been erased because of its origins in the left.
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SOURCE: OutHistory
4/13/2021
"Where Perversion is Taught": The Untold History of a Gay Rights Demonstration at Bucks County Community College in 1968
by Marc Stein
A student protest at Bucks County (PA) Community College in 1968, sparked by the college's decision to block a speech by gay rights advocate Richard Leitsch, should be recognized as a key event in the growing movement for gay liberation.
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