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1863- Karl Heinrich Ulrichs was the first person who "come out"

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1863- Karl Heinrich Ulrichs was the first person who "come out"

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Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, who was a German author, believed that same gender attraction was a natural thing. He fought for gay liberation until his death. Because of his act of courage, even over 100 years past, the world continues his legacy.
Link to article: https://blogs.bath.ac.uk/kaleidoscope/2021/02/01/lgbt-history-month-karl-heinrich-ulrichs/

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1951- Harry Hay found the Mattachine Society, the first gay rights group

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1951- Harry Hay found the Mattachine Society, the first gay rights group

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Harry Hay, who found out that he was homosexual when he was fourteen, stood up for rights, and founded the Mattachine Society which his members in 1951. However, due to differences in ideology with his peers, he is forced out of the group.

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1955- Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon founded the "Daughter of Bilitis", which becomes the first lesbian rights group in U.S.

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1955- Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon founded the "Daughter of Bilitis", which becomes the first lesbian rights group in U.S.

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Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, who met in Seattle in the early 1950's moved to San Francisco in 1953 and held a social meeting with eight lesbians, which led to the foundation of the "Daughter of Bilitis" in 1955. The name, the "Daughter of Bilitis" came from the poetry collection of Biltis by Pierre Louys, a fictional lesbian who lived in Ancient Greece.

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1969- The Stonewall riots happened in Stonewall Inn in Manhattan, which was a series of spontaneous protests by members of the gay community in response to police raids that began early in the morning.

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1969- The Stonewall riots happened in Stonewall Inn in Manhattan, which was a series of spontaneous protests by members of the gay community in response to police raids that began early in the morning.

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On June 28th, 1969, because of the frustration of patrons of the Stonewall Inn, the bar by threatening and beating by the police, the patrons  began yelling and throwing objects at the police. The actions of the people in the bar have revitalized residents tired of living in the shadows of oppression and inspired people to join protests to discrimination against LGBTQ people.

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1970- UK Gay Liberation Front was founded by Aubrey Walter and Bob Mellor

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1970- UK Gay Liberation Front was founded by Aubrey Walter and Bob Mellor

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Aubrey Walter and Bob Mellor who met at the Mattachine Society New York, founded the Gay Liberation Front in 1970 at L.S.E. when Bob was a student. Their famous activities include denouncing urban racism and declaring support for various Third World struggles and the Black Panther Party. Even though the Gay Liberation Front group collapsed, it left behind a great legacy of being part of the eternally ongoing sexual revolution.

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1978- Gilbert Baker. who was a world-famous political activist, designed and created the first Rainbow Pride Flag, which was make for a symbol of lesbian, gay, bixsexual, and transgender pride and social movements.

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1978- Gilbert Baker. who was a world-famous political activist, designed and created the first Rainbow Pride Flag, which was make for a symbol of lesbian, gay, bixsexual, and transgender pride and social movements.

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Gilbert Baker, who grew up by having a identity of gay, joined the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a LGBTQ advocacy group and met Harvey Milk, who was the first openly gay elected official in California. With Milk, Baker made a rainbow flag that represents the diversity of LGBTQ. He chose a rainbow as a symbol, because he believed that rainbows proclaim power, and it was hugely appropriate.
Link to article:
https://www.biography.com/activist/gilbert-baker-pride-flag

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2000- Netherlands became the first country in the world to legalize same gender marriage.

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2000- Netherlands became the first country in the world to legalize same gender marriage.

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In December, 2001, Netherlands became the first country in the world to legalize same gender marriage. The midnight of the day when the law was enacted, four same gender couples married. By the move of Netherlands, it became a cause to approve same gender marriage to other countries, and became the pioneer of the movement.
Link to article:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gay-marriage-goes-dutch/

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2009- Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir became the first openly LGBT person in the world to serve as a prime minister in Iceland.

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2009- Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir became the first openly LGBT person in the world to serve as a prime minister in Iceland.

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Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir, who was lesbian, became the first openly LGBT person in the world to serve as a prime minister in Iceland. Also, in the era she served as a prime minister she legalized same-sex marriage in Iceland in 2010, and became the first person to marry with a same gender person.
Link to article:
https://lesbiannews.com/johanna-sigurdardottir-prime-minister/

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2015- Same gender marriage became legalized in the United States through the landmark civil rights case Obergefell v. Hodges

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2015- Same gender marriage became legalized in the United States through the landmark civil rights case Obergefell v. Hodges

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On April 28th, 2015, two men who were gay couple, Jim Obergefell and John Arthur, who were married in Maryland, where same gender marriage was legal, but not in Ohio, filed a lawsuit of legality of same gender marriage. Justice Anthony Kennedy, spoke, " "“The right to marry is a fundamental right inherent in the liberty of the person, and under the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment couples of the same sex may not be deprived of that right and that liberty.” By the dissenting opinions of the Justices, the ruling overturned 13 statewide bans that were still in force.
Link to article:
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/obergefell-v-hodges-ruling-same-sex-marriage-legalized-nationwide

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2017- The World Health Organization stopped classifying transgender people as having a 'mental disorder'

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2017- The World Health Organization stopped classifying transgender people as having a 'mental disorder'

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On May 25th, 2017, the World Health Organization also known as WHO, announced that they will not categorize transgenders as a "mental disorder" anymore. Instead of categorizing people who are transgender, "gender identity disorders" it was changed to "gender incongruence." People claim that now is the time to work of discriminatory policies, even though they take a while to dismantle, but it is really urgent.
Link to article:
https://time.com/5596845/world-health-organization-transgender-identity/

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Question: Which of these events is the strongest turning point in LGBTQ+ movement?                                                Assertion: The event that was the strongest turning point of the LGBTQ+ movement was the Stonewall Riots, because by the courageous move of people who were LGBTQ+, it gave a motivation to people who were hiding in the shadows to stand up and confront against LGBTQ+ discrimination.

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Question: Which of these events is the strongest turning point in LGBTQ+ movement?                                                Assertion: The event that was the strongest turning point of the LGBTQ+ movement was the Stonewall Riots, because by the courageous move of people who were LGBTQ+, it gave a motivation to people who were hiding in the shadows to stand up and confront against LGBTQ+ discrimination.