What does another "Stonewall Era" entail? (self.trans)

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I read something somewhere that said that we're likely to enter another stonewall era. What exactly does this mean? I'm aware of the events at the Stonewall inn but don't understand the era part of it.

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[-] MajorHavoc@programming.dev 15 points 2 weeks ago

As your question is answered, I just want to add here - the last couple of decades of progress winning hearts and minds have not been erased.

We had a black president and we almost had a woman president (twice). These good progressive events brought the many remaining shitheads out to vote.

But there's a lot of us out there who used to be completely ignorant to LGBTQ+ issues who are now aware and are trying to be allies.

Another shithead in a fancy office can't change that. (Though, yes, I'm sure he will try.)

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