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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2025 · 30 MIN

Episode 8 – Kicklines & Cop Cars: The Stonewall Uprising

from Dot Femme · host Danielle Gonzalez

Dany and Claire spend a summer evening in 1969 New York to discuss the Stonewall Uprising, bust some myths, and explore the Gay Liberation Front that came from it.

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Dany and Claire spend a summer evening in 1969 New York to discuss the Stonewall Uprising, bust some myths, and explore the Gay Liberation Front that came from it.

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