A conversation about the history of Stonewall
Thursday night, the Zimmerman-Peirce Democrats held a conversation between Mayor Sean Strub and me at the Columns Museum here in Milford. As many of you probably know, I covered the Stonewall riots for the Village Voice way back in June of 1969. I was there on Sheridan Square all three nights, beginning with the police bust of the Stonewall on Friday night. The video of our conversation is in the link below. I’m sorry that it’s in Dropbox format, so it doesn’t show up as a link in blue, but if you copy and paste the link into your browser, it should work that way.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/celeu31wyusemt4uq8n95/20241010_180731.mp4?rlkey=3ixo795z4i65sr5oyq092vjac&e=1&st=hurzqtej&dl=0
I’m also including it as an attachment here: Stonewall conversation
Lucian looking forward to being able to play this video. The topic is not only dear to my heart but it's also gotten me involved in a minor court case involving a hateful person.
A friend of mine goes back to the beginning of Stonewall, same as you .
And the business magnets that I pass out, have an ally flag on them. There's also a grateful Dead steal your face logo as well as a peace sign, just trying to cover all bases as I try and make friends selling AC's Plus free advice.
I do contract referrals, as a courtesy to folks.....
We all know full well, that hatred is on the ballot.
And just today I reached out to my local Democratic headquarters, where I've now volunteered myself to be a driver to take folks to the polls in November.
So very anxious about this election and all that it means, living and working in Kansas as well as Missouri as I do.
Much love to you and your family brother, and to the good people that read this column. Be well.
If you download the Dropbox app, the video plays without skips and pauses as it does on a web browser.