Weekly Wrap: Before Stonewall, LGBT History, Student Loan Debt

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🗓️ 28 June 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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It's been 50 years since a group of LGBT people faced off against police at the Stonewall Inn in New York City's Greenwich Village. That moment is credited with launching the modern gay rights movement, but what was happening before the Stonewall riots? Plus, Sam talks to a student loan lawyer about managing debt and why some students find themselves in financial hardship. Rund Abdelfatah and Ramtin Arablouei of NPR's Throughline podcast join Sam for this edition of our weekly wrap.

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, this is Sam Zai Betty.
0:02.3	This week on the show, the host of NPR's History Podcast
0:06.7	through line, Runtine, Arableui, and Rundapp Delphata.
0:11.3	All right, let's start the show.
0:15.6	Hey y'all, from NPR, I'm Sam Sanders.
0:17.7	It's been a minute.
0:18.9	Happy weekend to my listeners and to my guests,
0:22.3	the host of NPR's History Podcast through line,
0:25.6	Rund, Abdelphata, and Runtine Arableui.
0:28.5	So glad to have you on the show.
0:29.8	Oh, thanks for having us.
0:31.2	Yeah, so y'all are here this week.
0:33.3	I am here this week.
0:34.0	The whole show pretty much is here this week
0:36.4	to honor Pride Month.
0:37.6	She won this Pride Month.
0:37.6	This is the last week and last weekend of Pride Month.
0:38.8	So a large portion of today's show
0:41.8	is gonna be spent talking about LGBTQ history
0:44.4	and some interesting tidbits about gay activism
0:47.4	before Stonewall.
0:50.2	Yep.
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