ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月20日 22時14分

The Stonewall Inn is probably the best-known gay historical site in the U.S. Riots that erupted there at the end of June 1969 are widely hailed as the catalyst for the modern movement for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights. But #LGBTQ history in New York goes back much further. For the last several years, @nyclgbtsites has worked to map the city’s role in that history, which “is really not known that well, and it is really hard to document,” said Ken Lustbader, the co-director of the organization. His group received a grant from the @nps to add 5 gay and transgender sites to the @nationalregisternps. So far, 3 have been added: the Greenwich Village gay bar Julius’, the Chelsea home of civil rights leader Bayard Rustin and the Staten Island home of the photographer Alice Austen. Among the other places included in the @nyclgbtsites project: The eastern end of the beach at Jacob Riis Park, photographed here by @maslovsaslov. The area — which at times has affectionately been called “Screech Beach” — has been a popular site for LGBTQ sunbathing and socializing since the 1940s. Visit the link in our profile to read about more of the places included in New York’s LGBTQ story. #?️‍?

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