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The obsession with marriage also sanitizes the history of queer struggle. Stonewall was not a wedding, it was a riot, led by the very queers who are now erased from the public image of gay equality. Drag queens, trans people of color, young queers, and butch dykes fought systematic violence and in Sarah Schulman’s words, “[…] arose to change society, to expand rigid gender roles, to break down confining social mores of privatized families and to defy the consumerism that accompanies monogamy and nuclear family lifestyle in the United States.

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Jean Patchett wearing an emerald ring from Harry Winston and turquoise ring from Van Cleef & Arpels for Harper’s Bazaar, October, 1955. Photo by Frances Pellegrini.

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