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13: Protesting Donuts, Compton Cafeteria, and Dewey's artwork
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13: Protesting Donuts, Compton Cafeteria, and Dewey's

Queers Did That by Queers Did That

Apr 29, 201900:27:47Society & Culture

In this episode Katy and Amanda talk about the importance of Cooper's Donuts, a Compton Cafeteria, and Dewey's Diner to the fight for LGBTQ civil rights years before Stonewall.

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