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Several interviews with people who were there

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The very language of the time has changed often dramatically whether we are discussing a single topic like the discriminatory practices and language used by people opposes to gays and gay rights there is also a concomitant problem of bias and disrespectful words and actionsfeelings among contemporary factions within the contemporary gay community

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While the title of the book is of course stonewall and a large portion of the book is devoted to an almost minutebyminute account of the fabled riots carter also takes considerable care in detailing all of the many contributing factors that led to the revolt against the police debunking the ludicrous because judy garland died myth in the process as well as the activism of several newlyfounded gay groups that resulted from the action

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Yet missed pieces of the puzzle by failing to contact those who new him in a way that others didnt

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I wonder if you did the same with other central heroes in the book

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I found this to be a well researched and detailed account of not just the riot itself but of the gay rights movement that went before and how the riots affected the movement

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At the end of the book there were photo credits but the photos were no where to be found in the kindle version

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More important having now seen a print copy there were a map of the village and a diagram of the stonewall inn as it was laid out in 1969