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25 places updated April 15, 2019
A list of places across the world that are hosting official 4SQDay - 2019 events.
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22 places updated November 8, 2021
22 places including Henry Gerber House, Mattachine Steps, Pyramid Club, Twin Peaks Tavern
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15 places updated May 21, 2018
15 places including Rumble, Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Peleton, SoulCycle 19th
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14 places updated February 10, 2020
14 places including Rye House, The Flatiron Room, Sid Gold's Request Room, The Vine
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15 places updated January 29, 2024
15 places including Maman, Joe Pro Shop, Birch Coffee, Paper Coffee
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"When we were still working on foursquare out of my apt, this place was where the very first "pop-up tip" actually worked ("At EV Tavern? Try the fries!") That's when I knew we were onto something good"
Dive Bar
· New York, United States"Dr. Kameny, LGBT activist and co-founder of the Mattachine Society, helped to overturn sodomy laws in the 1960s and eliminate homosexuality as a mental illness from the DSM."
Plaza
· Washington, United States"Beginning in 1965, LGBT groups would picket at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to inform and remind the American people that LGBT people did not enjoy basic civil rights protections."
Historic and Protected Site
· Philadelphia, United States"October 14, 1979 - The first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights takes place. It draws an estimated 75,000 to 125,000 individuals marching for LGBT rights."
Plaza
· Washington, United States"Pride month has only been acknowledged by 2 US Presidents. Bill Clinton + Barack Obama."
Government
· Washington, United States"Harry Hay lived in a house adjacent to the stairs when he founded the Mattachine society in 1950, one of the first gay rights organizations in the U.S."
Trail
· Los Angeles, United States
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