Lindsey Graham

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14,979 appearances 193 recordings 51 series first heard Aug 2024 last heard 16 Sep

Lindsey Graham’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The two lines would advance on each other, disperse, then advance again.

During the melee, Raymond Castro tried to resist arrest.

As two policemen forced him inside the back of a police wagon, a handcuffed Castro managed to put one foot on each side of the open doors.

Kicking back, he knocked the two policemen to the ground.

Still, he was eventually subdued and dragged back into the police wagon.

Miraculously that night, no shots were fired.

In total, 13 people were arrested, including Raymond Castro.

But because he was not read his Miranda rights, his case was later dismissed.

Craig Rodwell and Yvonne Ritter both escaped injury, but others were not so lucky.

Many suffered minor wounds, but some were hospitalized.

By around four in the morning, the crowd had dissipated, vanishing into the surrounding streets.

Mattachine head Dick Leisch, who had been alerted by a very early morning phone call, described the scene.

"'I remember the street being so empty, except for the cops, and seeing very few civilians anywhere around.

Then I remember the sky being very dark, there being a terrific moon, and the village being eerily quiet.'"

Laish couldn't help feel that something enormous had just happened.

An oppressed and harassed underclass had refused to do what they were told.

It was like the moment after a battle.

There had been an uprising on Christopher Street.

But the uprising didn't end Saturday morning.

It would continue for the next six days as people gathered night after night in front of the Stonewall.

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