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a solid ways into this book and it’s a really great documentation of marsha’s life and the queer struggle from the 60s and onward. the intersectional, unapologetic approach she had for liberation is something we should all look to as inspiration
17 upvotes, 1 comment. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "a solid ways into this book and it’s a really great documentation of marsha’s life and the queer struggle from the 60s and onward. the intersectional, unapologetic approach she had for liberation is something we should all look to as inspiration"
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Anonymous 12h

my (late) uncle was at stonewall. he passed away due to aids related illness when i was about 3-4. i think of him often and how i feel so close to him without knowing him. i wish i was older and could’ve been around to document his story. i want to make him proud.

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