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| Rita Mae Brown | Narrator | |
| Maua Adele Ajanaku | Herself - activist and teacher | |
| Red Jordan Arobateau | Himself - writer | |
| Ann Bannon | Herself - university professor | |
| Lisa Ben | Herself - former secretary | |
| Gladys Bentley | Herself - Nightclub Singer | |
| Ivy Bottini | Herself - former housewife / co-founder N.Y. N.O.W. | |
| George Buse | Himself - newspaper reporter / former Army Chaplain | |
| Carroll Davis | Himself - performer | |
| Martin Duberman | Himself - historian and playwright | |
| Grant Gallup | Himself | |
| Allen Ginsberg | Himself | |
| Barbara Gittings | Herself - gay activist | |
| Barbara Grier | Herself - publisher | |
| Mabel Hampton | Herself - dancer / former domestic worker | |
| Harry Hay | Himself - political activist | |
| Dorothy Hillaire | Herself - Native American activist | |
| Evelyn Hooker | Herself | |
| Jheri | Himself - clothing designer | |
| Frank Kameny | Himself - former U.S. government scientist | |
| Jim Kepner | Himself - gay archivist | |
| Audre Lorde | Herself - poet and university professor | |
| Nancy MacCulloch | Herself - film editor | |
| Bruce Nugent | Himself - artist and writer | |
| Henry Otis | Himself - former dancer |
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John Scagliotti
Greta Schiller |
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Sandi Sissel
Jan Kraepelin Cathy Zheutlin |
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New York City's Stonewall Inn is regarded by many as the site of gay and lesbian liberation since it was at this bar that drag queens fought back against police June 27-28, 1969. This documentary uses extensive archival film, movie clips and personal recollections to construct an audiovisual history of the gay community before the Stonewall riots. |
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