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Colleges such as Vassar, Wellesley, Smith, Radcliffe and Barnard, were founded, this created women to be increasingly involved in social work, reform efforts, and labor organizing. For some women, these opportunities represented a chance for greater independence and the possibility of living outside the traditional structures of marriage and family.
- gabriela aponte

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In Boston, relationships/partnerships between women were not common, but when the association of these relationships with Boston was further solidified and popularized by Henry James' novel, The Bostonians, which deals with a passionate female relationship. Through the conduits, permanent partnerships between women became known as "Boston Marriages".
- gabriela aponte

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Henry Gerber when to Europe and saw the the right for the LGBTQA and started one in the U.S.

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In the year 1960 Rustin traveled down to alabama (at the starts of the civil rights movement) and assisted king in teaching non-violent protests.

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In 1958 Gittings founded the first East Coast chapter of the DOB and eventually became the editor of THE LADDER, THE DOB's MAGAZINE.

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because of white opposition In 1963 the south erupted in violence and in june leaders decided to it was time to organize a massive march on washington,. leaders decided that Rustin was best qualified to organize the march.

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During the 1960s, American society was changing radically. Students activists demonstrated against the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights Movement made significant gains, and feminism challenged ideas about women's place in society.

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October 14, 1979, National March On Washington For Lesbian and Gay Rights- Sarah 10

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October 14, 1979, National March On Washington For Lesbian and Gay Rights- Sarah 10

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An estimated 75,000 people participated; LGBT people and straight allies demand equal civil rights and urge for the passage of protective civil rights legislature.

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the stone wall inn was subject to a lot police raids due to it being a gay bar and then a riot broke lose to end the raids and to legalized gay bars

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Members of the Mattachine Society stage a "sip-in" at the Julius Bar in Greenwich Village, where the New York Liquor Authority prohibits serving gay patrons in bars on the basis that homosexuals are "disorderly." This brought attention to the discrimination towards the LGBTQ+ community.

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1995, Advocating for Gay/Straight Alliance Club in Schools- Sarah 11

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1995, Advocating for Gay/Straight Alliance Club in Schools- Sarah 11

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Kelli Peterson, a high school student requested to have a Gay/Straight Alliance Club at school, controversy occurred. Media was brought attention to cover the story.