Lindsay Graham
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first heard Sep 2026
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Lindsay Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Issues head on.
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But these groups would soon be splintered by infighting over goals, strategy, membership, and how the LGBTQ rights movement fit into the larger landscape of radical activism.
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These divisions would drive a new era of activism, but through it all there would be a struggle to find a way to speak for the entirety of LGBTQ people in all their diversity and vibrant energy.
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A quick reminder to our listeners, this episode contains some outdated historical terminology.
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This is episode four, Pride.
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Craig Rodwell returned to Christopher Street on Saturday evening just as the Stonewall Inn was opening its doors.
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It was june twenty eighth, nineteen sixty nine, and Rodwell, an early activist on the New York scene, ran the Oscar Wilde bookshop down at the end of the block.
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Rodwell hadn't expected that the stone wall would even be open, but there it was.
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They'd install new sheets of plywood over the windows that were smashed less than twelve hours before.
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Even damage from the fires appeared to have been painted over.
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The Stonewalls mafia owners had shrugged off the monumental chaos of the previous night.
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Unbelievably, they opened the doors to the bar and invited people inside, giving away juice drinks for free in lieu of serving alcohol.
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As evening came on, crowds of LGBTQ people and straight onlookers gravitated towards Greenwich Village.
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New York police set up roadblocks to deter people from gathering, but the numbers were too great.
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News of the insurrection the night before had spread by word of mouth.
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Many sensed that the protest would continue, and they wanted to be part of it.
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Confrontations began all over again.
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Like the night before, the tactical police unit of the NYPD was called in and began assaulting protesters, and once again the crowds pushed back against the police, resisting arrest.
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Protesters again formed Roquette style kick lines, mocking the police as they marched in formation.
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But where Friday night's uprising had been spontaneous, on Saturday evening, the LGBTQ community, along with plenty of straight supporters and hangers on, had come ready to protest.
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