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Stonewall
June 28 The Stonewall riots transform the gay rights movement from one limited to a small number of activists into a widespread protest for equal rights and acceptance. Patrons of a gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village, the Stonewall Inn, fight back during a police raid sparking three days of riots. -
1st LGBT Parade
June 28:The first gay and lesbian pride parades in the world were held simultaneously in New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. -
Premiere of TV Show Corner Bar
The Corner Bar premeires on ABC featuring the first continuing portrayal of a gay person on American television. -
DSMII Declassifies Homosexuality
The American Psychiatric Association removes homosexuality from its official list of mental disorders. -
Hot L Baltimore Premieres
January 24: ABC debuts Hot l Baltimore, a short lived Norman Lear series, which features the first gay couple on TV -
1st Openly LGBT Candidate Elected
Kathy Kozachenko, first openly gay or lesbian candidate to win public office in the United States winning a seat on the Ann Arbor, Michigan, city council. -
First Gay Softball World Series
Sep: Over 6,500 attend what would turn out to be the first Gay Saoftball World Series in San Francisco a best 2 out of 3 series between the San Francisco Badlands and New York Ramrod. -
Anita Bryant's Save Our Children Reverses Equality Measures in Dade County
Activists in Miami, Florida pass a civil rights ordinance making sexual orientation discrimination illegal in Dade County. Save Our Children, a campaign by a Christian fundamentalist group and headed by singer Anita Bryant, is launched in response to the ordinance. In the largest special election of any in Dade County history, 70% vote to overturn the ordinance. It is a crushing defeat for gay activists. -
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David Kraemer: Commissioner of NAGA
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Warren Shepill: Commissioner of NAGA
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Bill Muldoon: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Ron Burbey: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Jim Marks: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Bill Samson: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Lon Berger: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Roy Melani: Commissioner of NAGAAA
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Chris Balton: Commissioner of NAGAAA
