Our Stonewall

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Title

Our Stonewall

Content partner

PrideNZ

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PrideNZ

Description

2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising in New York City. The uprising, which began on 28 June 1969, is seen by many as a key moment in the birth of the Gay Liberation movement and the modern fight for LGBTI rainbow rights, particularly in the USA. In New Zealand the push for homosexual law reform and equality had begun years e...

Format

Audio

Date created

29-06-2019

Creator

PrideNZ.com

URL

https://www.pridenz.com/our_stonewall.html

Locations

Tararua Tramping Club, Wellington

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