
The Stonewall Colony
Bad Gays
The Struggle for Gay Spaces
This chapter explores the suppression of gay spaces in America during the 1960s, with a focus on New York's illegal practices in bars catering to gay individuals. It highlights the activism of figures like Carl Whitman and discusses the intersections of identity and liberation within the gay community, especially post-Stonewall. The narrative also addresses the formation of support groups like STAR and the evolving dynamics of the gay liberation movement amidst tensions over inclusivity and representation.
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