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Huffington Post, [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/50-historical-vintage-photos-of-gay-pride-parades_l_609d9166e4b063dccea773ee "50 Vintage Photos of Gay Pride in the U.S."] (2021) | * Huffington Post, [https://www.huffpost.com/entry/50-historical-vintage-photos-of-gay-pride-parades_l_609d9166e4b063dccea773ee "50 Vintage Photos of Gay Pride in the U.S."] (2021) | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:49, 3 September 2021
Gay Freedom Day is a San Francisco, California event that coincided with Christopher Street Liberation Day in New York City. The event was first called Gay Liberation Day, later Christopher Street West, and finally Gay Freedom Day[1].
Timeline
External Galleries
- Huffington Post, "50 Vintage Photos of Gay Pride in the U.S." (2021)
External Videos
- KQED, "Archive: 1979 Gay Freedom Parade in San Francisco" (2017)
Sources
- GLBT Historical Society, "Labor of Love - The Birth of San Francisco Pride 1970-1980"
