
PBS Plus Presentation
Hope Along the Wind: The Life of Harry Hay
A lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department, activist Harry Hay, and the Mattachine Society, changed the face of gay rights in America.
When San Francisco police raided a popular late-night hangout for transgendered people in 1966, the patrons unexpectedly fought back.
Learn more about funding opportunities with ITVS.
When San Francisco police raided a popular late-night hangout for transgendered people in the city's impoverished Tenderloin district in 1966, the patrons unexpectedly fought back. It was the first known instance of collective, queer resistance to police intimidation in United States history. Screaming Queens tells the story of this little known uprising that helped launch a broader fight for human rights in America.
We’ll send you funding deadlines, events, and film news.
Connect with us now at itvs@itvs.org.