Stonewall in Context: Decades of Harassment and Liberation
The 1969 Stonewall Uprising is more than a single night of defiance—it was the culmination of years of police raids, underground community building, and early homophile activism. In this video, we trace New York City’s LGBTQ+ history from hidden bars and drag balls, through the three-night riot at Stonewall Inn, to the radical organizing and Pride marches that followed. Featuring the emergence of GLF, GAA, STAR, and QLF—and placing Marsha P. Johnson & Sylvia Rivera within their broader context—this is the story of how a movement was born. Subscribe for more queer history deep dives!

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Beyond Stonewall: Exploring LGBTQ+ History Through the Smithsonian Archives 🏳️🌈 Smithsonian Channel

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Stonewall at 50 Documentary

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Interview with Marsha P. Johnson (1988)

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Billionaire's WARNING: I'm SELLING. The Crash Is Already Here!

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1982 NEWS SPECIAL: The South Bronx | WASTELAND

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Stonewall Forever - A Documentary about the Past, Present and Future of Pride

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Screaming Queens | KQED Truly CA

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How We Beat The Fascists Last Time

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Michael Alig & The Freudian Death Drive

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The Stonewall You Know Is a Myth. And That’s O.K. | NYT Celebrating Pride

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Forbidden Love: Queer Victims of the Nazi Dictatorship | ZDFinfo Documentary

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A History of the Castro Neighborhood in San Francisco | KQED

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Q&A: Robert Caro - Part 2

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Dog Day Afternoon: Did He Rob a Bank for Love?

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InterSexional People | Extraordinary Documentary

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Old Gays Look Back At Stonewall

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Queens at Heart (1967)

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AIDS in KC: The Early Days | Documentary | Part 1

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What’s Missing From Modern Life?

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