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Archival voices make LGBTQ history audible through witnesses whose speech, disagreement and ordinary detail cannot be replaced by summary.
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Podcast EpisodeEric Marcus
Archival voices supply the contested prehistory of Stonewall before a familiar liberation narrative begins. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeEric Marcus
Two movement participants disagree about Stonewall, preventing a single heroic memory from becoming the whole history. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeEric Marcus
A Black lesbian domestic worker’s own recorded voice opens Harlem Renaissance life rarely available in Christian-origin sexuality shelves. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.