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Transgender History

Gay-Owned Businesses

Communities of Color

Activism Outside Manhattan

Literary New York

Downtown Arts Scene

City of Immigrants

1970s Lesbian Activism & Community

The Bronx

Brooklyn Heights

Jackson Heights

Staten Island

Why We March

Stonewall Rainbow

Village Pride Tour

Gay Activists Alliance

The Harlem Renaissance

Jewish New York

Pre-20th Century History

Studio 54 8

Bars & Nightlife

Activism Before Stonewall

Homophobia & Transphobia

Broadway Theater District

James Baldwin, right, author, and Bayard Rustin, Deputy Director of the March on Washington, comment upon Alabama incidents during a press conference in New York City on September 18, 1963. The two civil rights leaders called upon President John F. Kennedy to use troops to "break the hold" of Governor Wallace of Alabama, otherwise "there will be rioting in Alabama" which will affect the entire nation. They display arm bands to be worn at a rally scheduled in New York September 22 "to protest the brutal murder of Negro children in Birmingham." (AP Photo)

Influential Black New Yorkers

Early Community Centers

Gidlow 1

Lesbian Life Before Stonewall

ACT UP NYSE 5

The AIDS Crisis

LGBT-Named Public Schools

Art & Architecture

National Register Listings

jewel box revue

Spotlight on the Theater