Lindsay Graham
speaker
1,224 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard 4d ago
Lindsay Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They write me every week, asking for your help, and you don't do a thing for them.
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The audience did quiet down, as Rivera continued, speaking about how she had been raped in jail, how she had been beaten, lost her job, and her apartment, and how all that time she had been fighting for gay liberation.
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But where, she asked, had the gay rights movement been for her, and for her trans brothers and sisters, who were not part of, as Rivera put it, a white middle class club.
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This indictment was damning, and her words echoed through the crowd.
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She continued, I believe in the gay power.
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I believe in us getting our rights, or else I would not be out there fighting for our rights.
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Rivera ended with a call for revolution and gay power as the crowd cheered her on, and her call for true solidarity would reverberate in the years that followed.
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In the coming decades, LGBTQ activists would continue the struggle to advance civil rights in their communities and across the nation.
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Political engagement would not always be easy, and even today, the movement struggles to ensure that LGBTQ people of all races, gender identities, and class backgrounds benefit from the civil rights gains that have been made.
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LGBTQ people continue to face unequal access to housing, employment, and health care, transgender.
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Gender people, in particular, report mistreatment at the hands of police.
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Their fight for equality continues.
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Up until the end of her life in two thousand two, Sylvia Rivera remained the steadfast advocate for LGBTQ youth.
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Marcia P.
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Johnson continued her activist work, helping to fight the AIDS epidemic in the nineteen eighties, but in nineteen ninety two, her body was found floating in the Hudson River.
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Craig Rodwell too stayed active in LGBTQ organizing.
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He continued to run the Oscar Wilde bookstore on Christopher Street until his death in 1993.
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And although the Manachin Society effectively came to an end after the Stonewall raids, Dick Leisch would remain a voice in the movement until his death in 2018.
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As for the Stonewall Inn itself, the bar lasted only three months after the police raid in 1969.
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After a successful boycott by the LGBTQ community, the bar's mafia owners were forced to give up the lease.
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