San Francisco's Queer History: Chronicling the Century Before Stonewall

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San Francisco's Queer History: Chronicling the Century Before Stonewall

The Stonewall Rebellion was a series of spontaneous, violent demonstrations by queer people against a police raid in Greenwich Village, New York in June 1969. The important incident is celebrated worldwide as the beginning of the modern lesbian and gay civil rights movement. This program offers a visual timeline of some of the pioneering individuals, organizations, publications and activities in San Francisco during the 100 years prior to this pivotal event. Please roll over the instructor's name at right to see a brief biography.

San Francisco's Queer History: Chronicling the Century Before Stonewall

Item # 19MinSD6101

Meeting Schedule

Day: Th, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
10/3/2019 - 10/3/2019 (1 Meeting Days)

Instructor(s):

Jim Van Buskirk

Location:

Downtown Extension Campus
Room 626

Seats Available: 47

$35.00

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