Stonewall riots

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The Stonewall riots were a series of spontaneous demonstrations by LGBTQ+ people in June 1969 in New York City that became a catalyst for the modern gay rights movement and the annual Pride celebrations worldwide.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf LGBTQ+ rights event
historical event
protest movement
riot
alsoKnownAs Stonewall rebellion
Stonewall uprising
category 1969 in New York City
LGBTQ+ history
protests in the United States
riots and civil disorder in New York City
cause discrimination against LGBTQ+ people
police harassment of LGBTQ+ people
police raid on the Stonewall Inn
commemoratedBy Stonewall National Monument
annual Pride Month in June
country United States
endDate 1969-07-03
hasEffect catalyst for the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement
catalyst for the modern gay rights movement
inspiration for annual Pride marches
inspiration for annual Pride parades worldwide
hasLanguageContext English-speaking world
hasLocation Greenwich Village
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
Stonewall Inn
United States
hasParticipant LGBTQ+ people
New York City Police Department
drag queens
gay men
lesbians
street youth
transgender people
hasTimePeriod 1969
June 1969
mainVenue Stonewall Inn
movement LGBTQ+ rights movement
gay liberation movement
opponent New York City Police Department
recognizedAs foundational event of modern Pride celebrations
recognizedBy LGBTQ+ organizations worldwide
relatedEvent Christopher Street Liberation Day
first Gay Pride march in New York City
relatedPlace Christopher Street
significance symbol of resistance to anti-LGBTQ+ oppression
turning point in LGBTQ+ history in the United States
startDate 1969-06-28

Referenced by (6)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Stonewall riots ("Stonewall uprising")
Stonewall riots ("Stonewall rebellion")
alsoKnownAs
Pride Month
commemorates
LGBT rights movement ("Stonewall uprising of 1969 in New York City")
hasNotableEvent
LGBT rights movement
isAssociatedWith
Pride Parade
relatedTo

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