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The Moth Podcast: Remembering Stonewall

2025/6/13
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Kay Ulanday Barrett
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Martin Boyce
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Richard Cardillo
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Sonia Audi
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Martin Boyce：我于20世纪60年代在中央公园的Rambles区出柜，那里对我来说像是一个心理上的家。因为我父亲是出租车司机，他看不到我和那些“皇后”们在一起。后来，我听说了村庄，那里有石墙酒吧，它与其他的酒吧不同。1966年我第一次去石墙酒吧，在那里我遇到了石墙的“街头皇后”们，我很喜欢他们。石墙酒吧因为它的位置和舞池而与众不同，我们终于有了一块属于自己的地盘，可以自由地跳舞和表达情感。1969年6月28日，石墙酒吧被警察突袭，但这在当时很常见，所以我并没有太在意。在石墙事件中，我被迫反击，因为我的朋友Bertie要求我为所有需要冷静的时刻做出补偿。我记得一位名叫新奥尔良小姐的“街头皇后”，她在石墙的窗台上，眼中充满了火焰。我们通过唱歌和跳舞来挑战警察的男子气概。石墙事件的胜利在于，警察和“皇后”们都精疲力尽，互相没有打扰。对我来说，石墙事件是通往自由之路的隐喻，是人民诞生的开始，是一个少数群体认识到自己是少数群体并要求人权的开始。

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Martin Boyce, a Stonewall veteran, describes the dangers and excitement of 1960s New York City and how the Stonewall Inn provided a safe and unique space for the LGBTQ+ community.
  • Martin Boyce's experience as a gay man in 1960s NYC
  • The Stonewall Inn as a safe haven
  • Restrictions and dangers faced by the LGBTQ+ community

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This week, we reair a special episode that originally ran to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. It includes a broad range of voices and perspectives, with two Moth stories from LGBTQ storytellers, Richard Cardillo and Sonia Audi, and two interviews, one with Stonewall Veteran Martin Boyce, and one with poet and activist Kay Ulanday Barrett.

Hosted by: Dame Wilburn

Storytellers: Richard Cardillo, Sonia Audi

Interviewees: Martin Boyce, Kay Ulanday Barrett

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