What Do We Have in Common?

Nancy

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4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2019

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

For the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, we talk about what actually happened and where we go from here.

— Marc Stein is a historian at San Francisco State University.

— Karla Jay is an author, activist, and Professor Emeritus at Pace University.

— Raquel Willis is the Executive Editor at Out Magazine.

Music in this episode by Jeremy Bloom, Mystery Mammal ("Relay"), and Little Glass Men ("Sector Vector"). Theme by Alexander Overington.

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0:00.0	What is Stonewall?
0:03.0	I've heard of it, but I don't know exactly what it is.
0:06.0	I think maybe...
0:07.0	Is it some kind of rock?
0:08.0	In Jerusalem, the Stonewall where people come to cry, no?
0:11.0	I thought it was a ban.
0:12.0	History, let me think. I don't remember.
0:15.0	Is it a programming?
0:16.0	Gay rights.
0:18.0	The Stonewall Inn from 1969 riots.
0:21.0	The start of the revolution.
0:22.0	People died.
0:23.0	Black transgender women were a big part of that.
0:25.0	What is it? It's a bar here in the village
0:28.0	where police raided it and the gate fought back.
0:32.0	Yay!
0:39.0	From WNYC studios, you're listening to Nancy.
0:42.0	With your hosts, Tobin Low and Kathy Tooth.
0:54.0	Okay, personally, in that montage,
0:57.0	I've been trying to get my favorite person to be the one who said,
1:00.0	Yay!
1:01.0	Yeah, she's great.
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