David Carter's Stonewall
Archive: Gay Themed
First review?s of David Carter?s new book:
In the early hours of a steamy summer Saturday, a group of patrons at a Greenwich Village gay bar responded, for the first time, with violent resistance to unwarranted police harassment.
Boston Globe: A riveting look at the Stonewall riots
Citing hundreds of documents drawing on years of research?with notes, bibliographic matter, and oral histories that alone total 40 pages?Stonewall could easily have been a dry, scholarly tome. It is not. Carter?s book is highly readable and emotionally charged, giving full meaning to our annual pride festival traditions.
The Advocate: Fighting for our pride
Richard Evans LeeJune 08, 2004Reader, what do you think?
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