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In 1960s New York, gay men who dressed in women's clothing courted danger.
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Reflections on the Stonewall rebellion.
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The Mattachine society was one of the earliest gay rights groups.
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Remembering the first gay pride march, held one year after the Stonewall riots.
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The Stonewall riots inspired gay Americans to fight for their rights.
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"I am perfectly willing to... tell untruths if it will help win the war," FDR said.
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Lady Bird became the "perfect political wife" for LBJ.
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After WWII, Truman watched most of Eastern Europe fall to the Communist "Iron Curtain."
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Americans doubted that a former Hollywood "B" actor could manage the country.
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President Reagan needed to make concessions in order to reduce the nuclear threat.
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Americans were held hostage at the US Embassy in Iran in 1979.
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Dangerous "treatments" for eliminating homosexual urges were common in the 1950s and 60s.
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