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From mafia-run bars to Stonewall, this episode traces how queer resistance became a movement.
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In this episode
- What the Mattachine Society was and why it mattered
- How New York City bars became unlikely centers of queer life
- The real story of the Stonewall uprising and its aftermath
- Where gay rights intersected with civil rights and radical politics
About this episode
The Mattachine Society, New York City bars run by the mafia, the Stonewall uprising, plus, where gay rights met civil rights, women’s rights, and radical politics.Be sure to follow Eric on IG!
Your host is Levi Chambers, co-founder of Gayety.
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