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Stonewall Riots

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Stonewall Riots & LGBTQiA2S+ Pride Month

Sylvia and Marsha Start A Revolution

Ages 4-8

Ho'onani Hula Warrior

Ages 4-8

M is for Mustache

Ages 3-8

 

When is it?

  • June 28th is the Anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion
  • LGBTQiA2S+ Pride month lasts through June

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Watch:

Discuss

  • Notice rainbow-washing in ads and shopping aisles.
    Talk about which companies and organizations support LGBTQiA2S+ people year-round, and which stick rainbows on things once a year to sell more rubbish.
  • Discuss the able/thin/whitewashing of LGBTQiA2S+ history and heroes.
    Notice which books and shows are okay with portraying the history of Pride, but only when focusing on white, thin, able-bodied, etc. heroes.
  • Discuss LGBTQiA2S+ history before Stonewall.
    How has settler-colonialism narrowed our understanding of gender and sexuality? Is Pride something new, or is it something we’re reclaiming?

Reflect

Infinite Pride Coloring Page - Gender WheelDownload the Infinite Pride Color Page & find more actions from Reflection Press

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