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History of community-police relations discussed at Rainbow History Project panel

The Golden Age of Gay Activism:
You've Come a Long Way Baby,
from entrapment to the Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit
a panel discussion of relations with the Metropolitan Police Department

When: Thursday, March 27, 2003, 6:30 pm
Where: Sumner School Museum, 17th & M Streets NW, Room 103
Metro: Farragut North
Contact: 202.907.9007 or info@rainbowhistory.org

Next in its Golden Age of Gay Activism series, the Rainbow History Project looks at issues of police infiltration, harassment, entrapment, and more in the 60s and 70s and how gay activists combatted negative police polices and practices and turned relations around. Frank Kameny, Craig Howell, Larry Kamin, and Tom Lowderbaugh will discuss the tensions of the 60s and 70s, the Gay Activists Alliance work to curb police persecution, open a dialogue with the Metropolitan Police Department, and the first GLBT training sessions for MPD. If his schedule permits, Sgt. Brett Parson will discuss the founding of MPD's Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit as well.

History of community-police relations discussed at Rainbow History Project panel

The Golden Age of Gay Activism: You've Come a Long Way Baby, from entrapment to the Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit a panel discussion of relations with the Metropolitan Police Department

The Golden Age of Gay Activism:
You've Come a Long Way Baby,
from entrapment to the Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit
a panel discussion of relations with the Metropolitan Police Department