LGBTQ Elders Reflect on Stonewall After the AIDS Crisis

Only 10 years after the Stonewall Riots in New York City that started the gay liberation movement, the AIDs epidemic hit the United States. From 1981-1994 over 400,000 people were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. With the virus disproportionately impacting the LGBTQ community, many of the Stonewall survivors were lost, along with first hand history of the historic riots.

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