The Events of the Night of Stonewall - analysed in detail Ref 56: Martin Duberman a lesbian and not in a good mood... Ref 57: Eye-witness 1: "fancy, go-to-bar drag for a butch dyke " Ref 58: Eye-witness 2: Jennifer Hardy watching from Christoper Park (opposite Stonewall Inn) "...husky "bull-dyke", of a bigger size and with a "nasty temper"." Ref 59: Eye-witness 3: Steve Yates watching from Christoper Park (opposite Stonewall Inn) remembered "a rather beefy, good-sized woman " and a "typical New York butch." Ref 60: Eye-witness 4: a woman witness wrote to a friend "a dyke - stone butch" Page 150 Paragraph 2 Ref 61: Eye-witness 5: Harry Beard "the lesbian's fight with the police had begun inside the bar..." Ref 62: Eye-witnesses 5, 6 & 7: Harry Beard, Gene Huss & Don Knapp it was a request to police to loosen t...
Lillian Faderman The Gay Revolution - The Story of the Struggle New York 2016 Part 4: Earthquake: The Stonewall Years p171-182 p172 Arrival of police Ref 3: The Stonewalls 'riots' (sic) have been described extensively by eye-witnesses Time 01:20 - ref? Ref 4: The term transgender didn't yet have currency in 1969 Ref 5: David Carter, Stonewall New York 2004 p141. CBD: Several "drag queens" said they were "ladies" and were taken by police women to the toilet, (CBD: there were two female undercover police officers, in the Stonewall before the raid) Ref 5: David Carter, Stonewall New York 2004 p141. A small knot of lesbian patrons (ie more than one) were also singled out for special attention when a couple of them got feisty, back-talking to the officers, yelling "We have a right to be here!" Ref 7: a range of sources cited Ref 8: Inspector Pine (senior police officer at the raid) 2004 talk for...
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