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Paul Kuntzler interview

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Oral history interview with Paul Kuntzler. A white man, Kuntzler was a pioneering gay rights activist who moved to Washington, D.C. from Detroit and attended the march alone.Michigan native Paul Kuntzler was an organizer of the Gay Rights movement in Washington, D.C. and co-founded the Gay and Lesbian Activist Alliance.DC Public Library, Special Collections, OHP 24 March on Washington Oral History Project
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Navies, Kelly, interviewer
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Keywords

  1. Civil Rights
  2. Civil Rights Movements
  3. Gay Liberation Movement
  4. Mall, The, Washington, D.C
  5. March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom

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