Obama Commemorates Legacy Of Stonewall Riots

Posted by Staff on June 29, 2009 |

During a speech commemorating the work of LGBT leaders, President Barack Obama touched upon the legacy of the Stonewall Riots, a touchstone of the gay liberation movement in which gays and lesbians demonstrated against a police raid of a well known gay club. According to Obama, the effects of the riots can still be felt in activism today (0:26)

 
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June 29, 2009

One Response to “Obama Commemorates Legacy Of Stonewall Riots”

  1. TrannyStar Says:

    Lol it was the Drag Queens silly. They are the ones who mostly fought back at Stonewall.


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