1970 Gay Liberation Front

The 1970 Gay Liberation Front was an activist organization formed after the Stonewall Riots to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and equality. Emerging in the aftermath of a catalyst event, it sought to challenge societal discrimination, promote visibility, and fight for legal and social acceptance. Combining political activism, community building, and protests, the front aimed to transform perceptions of sexuality and gender, emphasizing liberation and human rights. It played a significant role in the broader gay rights movement by inspiring activism, fostering community solidarity, and pushing for societal change during a pivotal period.