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L.A.: A Queer History

L.A.: A Queer History (Preview)

"L.A.: A Queer History" sheds light on the roots of "gay culture" born in Los Angeles.

06/15/2022 | Rating NR

L.A.: A Queer History

L.A.: A Queer History (Preview)

Preview: Season 1 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions

"L.A.: A Queer History" sheds light on the roots of "gay culture" born in Los Angeles.

The 1969 Stonewall Uprising in New York has been widely regarded as the beginning of the Gay Civil Rights Movement, but the true heart of the movement, and what we know as "Gay Culture" was born in Los Angeles. "L.A.: A Queer History" sheds light on historical figures who are largely unacknowledged, creating a newfound dialogue about LGBTQ history.

06/15/2022 | Rating NR

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L.A.: A Queer History is a local public television program presented by PBS SoCal

L.A.: A Queer History (Preview)

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Preview: S1 | 30s | "L.A.: A Queer History" sheds light on the roots of "gay culture" born in Los Angeles. (30s)

Episode 2: Protests & Parades (Preview)

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Preview: Ep2 | 30s | In 1950, fed up with oppression, Queer mobilization begins. (30s)

Episode 1: Culture & Criminalization (Preview)

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Preview: Ep1 | 30s | LGBT community and culture begins to form post- WW2 despite criminalization by the LAPD. (30s)

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