pickA great picture book about the Stonewall uprising. It‘s written in the perspective of the building—originally two stable houses—which is unique and I loved.
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One of the beautiful gifts my library received. 😍
Now celebrating Pride Month.
Loved that this book shared actual photos at the end along with a list of suggested resources for more learning.
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pickThe story of the Stonewall Uprising is told from the point of view of the Stonewall Inn. From its start as two stables in 1843 to being named as a historic landmark in 2016, the Uprising of June 28, 1969, is of course the central event. The resistance that early morning was a spark igniting a movement for equal rights for LGBTQ+ that continues today.
This is a great simplified version of events for grade schoolers.
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“How many times can one turn the other cheek?” a then 26-year-old musician in the Stonewall that night later asked. Stonewall riots 1969 on this day.
The birth of pride.
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Told from the POV of the stables-turned-nightclub, this #picturebook has a glossary, additional notes, an eyewitness interview, & a history with photos. What else would you expect from an elementary school teacher? I could drink in the illustrations for days.
Stonewall: A Building, an Uprising, a Revolution | 
