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The role of the June, 1969 Stonewall Riots - so named for the Greenwich Village gay hotel and bar, the Stonewall Inn, in front of which the riots occurred - in gay liberation and the foundation of gay rights in the United States is presented. The riots are largely seen as the turning point in establishing what gay rights there are today. The societal situation for homosexual men and women - including the laws of the day - in the mid-1960s before the riots is presented. Those include forty-nine of fifty states banning homosexuality, homosexual men and women being able to be arrested for a plethora of reasons outside of gay sex (those reasons for which straight people would probably not be arrested), the rise of a homosexual enclave in among other places a one block stretch on Columbus Street in Greenwich Village, and no homosexual man or woman in the United States truly being "out". Those involved on both sides of the riots discuss the situation that led to the first night truly ...
所有黑白的照片下都有冲击内心的力量，一部靠讲述与黑白影像组成的纪录片，只是听都会哭泣的悲伤，历史从来都不是美好的，但是正因为有历史有反抗才会有现在，这个世界永远也不可能做到“平权”但是每一次努力每一次反抗，都意味着一丝改变，而我们唯一能做的就是学会善良，包容和理解，没有谁可以定义谁是一种“精神病”，我们都只是作为一个人生活在这世上，想要获得作为一个人的权利而已。
“正是这些最吵闹的、最脆弱的、最有可能被抓起来的人，在做真正的斗争。”
push！！
不是同志看到最后也眼眶发酸，个体在公权力面前真的好弱小。这一刻我好希望他们赢，希望他们能够挑战压迫到底，哪怕能给公权力带来一丝忌惮都好。还好最后有人和他们站到了一起。
Stonewall lives.
向那些先驱们致敬
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黑白色调的历史折射的是彩虹色的力量，口述+照片，却感同身受，我们始终需要这份振奋人心的力量。致敬曾经的你们#LGBTQ#1969
感动
大多数的国人是接受不了同性恋人群的这种抗争，因为他们太小众，太异端，所以，当美国再次出现黑命贵这样的抗争，甚至被称为骚乱，很多人同样不理解，无法接受。在美国，这种少数群体能为自己而抗争，当然也是因为他们有个能保障这种抗争的体制和社会共识，否则，冒一个抓一个，出来一批打击一批，你也很难作为。
No extremes, no moderation.
纪录片最后的那句"you knew they broke the law, but what kind of law was that?" / 其中一个大爷在讲述当时的游行流泪了，我也不自觉眼睛红红。Nobody deserves this. We are all equal, we are all human, we have the right to choose who we want to be and who we want to love. / 联想到去年发生的事情，疫情过后又会怎么样呢
Nice ways always fail.
respect to those people😭
"It was another great step forward in the story of human rights, that's what it was. And it was those loudest people, the most vulnerable, the most likely to be arrested, were the ones that were doing the real fighting. They were the storm troopers."