Primary Source

Men Holding Christopher Street Liberation Day Banner

Diana Davies via New York Public Library
Two male-presenting white people march at the front of a crowd of people while holding a sign that reads
Men holding a banner in the Christopher Street Liberation Day parade, a pre-cursor to the modern Pride Parade, 1970.
Source: Diana Davies, New York Public Library.

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    Stonewall: A Lesson in Civil Rights Disobedience

    Students will enhance their skills in historical analysis, chronological organization, and storytelling through the guided exploration of a collection of primary sources highlighting the Stonewall Uprising and its lasting impact on the fight for equality.

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