President Obama: Designate Stonewall Inn a National Monument

Hispanic Federation is calling on President Obama to designate Stonewall Inn a National Monument. Through this designation, Obama will not only acknowledge the rich and diverse history of the LGBTQ civil rights movement, but pay tribute to the activists of color who played an integral role in this seminal moment in history.To send your letter to President Obama,click here.

June 21, 2016

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Hispanic Federation is calling on President Obama to designate Stonewall Inn a National Monument. Through this designation, Obama will not only acknowledge the rich and diverse history of the LGBTQ civil rights movement, but pay tribute to the activists of color who played an integral role in this seminal moment in history.
To send your letter to President Obama,click here.

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