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protests that stretched over 6 days.

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A collage of different stonewall anniversary nail arts with the words "Stonewall anniversary Mani awareness squad" Background is rainbow bricks and the black text reads " Stonewall Anniversary Mani Awareness Squad" with a list of the participants
June 28, 2026 at 1:58 PM
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This month's #manisawarenesssquad we round out #PrideMonth by honoring those who took part in the #StonewallRiots in 1969.

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Thanks to @aviesnailart.bsky.social for managing this month as my cohost while I was dealing with personal stuff.
Image: photo collage of manicures over a pastel rainbow brick wall. Text "STONEWALL ANNIVERSARY, MANI AWARENESS SQUAD". This month's #manisawarenesssquad we round out #PrideMonth by honoring those who took part in the #StonewallRiots in 1969. You've probably heard stories about Marsha P Johnson (who was not actually present, I recently learned!) and other queer people including BIPOC and trans people who bravely stood against the cops. But I want to take a moment to mention someone you might not know about. Dave Van Ronk was a musician in the Greenwich neighborhood, just an ordinary straight white guy with no business in a gay bar like the Stonewall. He was having dinner nearby when he heard the commotion, went out into the street and immediately started throwing stuff at the cops along with everyone else. He was one of the first people arrested and was beaten alongside the others. We often see these heroes of major events like the Stonewall and have trouble seeing ourselves in their shoes. Maybe you're not a brave, powerful Black trans woman. Maybe you're not even queer and don't think you're affected by the violence being perpetrated by our government. But you don't have to be any of those things to see injustice and stand in solidarity. Be like Dave. Just put down your fork and grab a brick.
June 28, 2026 at 7:09 PM