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Gay Liberation Front Surviving Members

Filed by: Father Tony

July 2, 2009 7:00 AM

At New York City's Gay and Lesbian Community Center, on Thursday June 25, 2009, the surviving founding members of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) each had 3 minutes to tell a personal story from the earliest days of the movement. They discuss organizing, Stonewall, picketing, civil rights, dating, romance, activism and police action. Absolutely fascinating first hand accounts. This is the fifth of a series of five raw and unedited clips from the speeches of some of these great gay heroes.

(Video by Father Tony)

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