09/23/2022
US cavalry soldiers pose in front of a tree known as the "Grizzly Giant" 1900. The tree still stands.
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09/23/2022
US cavalry soldiers pose in front of a tree known as the "Grizzly Giant" 1900. The tree still stands.
09/23/2022
09/23/2022
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09/23/2022
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09/23/2022
Dog Walks 125 Miles With Tears In Her Eyes Back To Her Owner After He Rejected Her Dog Walks 125 Miles With Tears In Her Eyes Back To Her Owner After He Rejected Her
09/23/2022
Mail Carrier Rescues Small Stray Puppy On Route, Takes Him To Finish Deliveries The unexpected can happen at any time during the workday. According to www.viral4things.com, a postal worker recently made a sweet new frie...
09/23/2022
Two adorable dogs with severe facial deformities become inseparable best friends Picasso, a five- years canine, was born with a crooked nose, while Newt, a one- years-old doggy, was born with no upper jaw after being stu...
09/23/2022
He Sat By The Road Missing His ‘Once-Shiny’ Coat And Needing Love Many thought he should be put down, but he raised his head and smiled at his rescuer. As the dog fought to live on, his coat was slowly re...
09/23/2022
Library Spotlight! 🛋️📖🔦 Homosexual: Oppression and Liberation by Dennis Altman (Outerbridge and Dienstfrey, 1971)
Published two years after the Stonewall Uprising in New York, Altman’s book dives into the topic of homosexuality through a sociological lens as opposed to the often medical and psychological contextualization during that time. The book is described as being “… about liberation, about a group of individuals asserting a newly perceived sense of pride, worth, and self-affirmation,” and goes on to state that “In [Altman’s] discussion of gay lib in relation to black power and women’s lib, Altman outlines the resentful antagonisms between them and illuminates the possibility for coalition.” This particular book is especially important to Stonewall National Museum and Archives as it is one of the first titles collected in 1973 by our founder, Mark Silber, as mentioned in the Stonewall Library Newsletter of August, 1973.
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