Netherland's first openly gay prime minister visits NYC's Stonewall Inn
Jetten said LGBTQ progress needs vigilance as he toured the birthplace of the rights movement and later attended a reception for prospective candidates.
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Dutch PM Jetten at Stonewall in New York, says queer emancipation concerns everyone
During his trip to the United States this week, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten visited the The Stonewall Inn in New York City. The historic monument is a symbol of the gay rights movement in the United States, as the location where riots broke out in 1969. This has since become an important part of history not only for gay men, but for the worldwide protest movement calling for the emancipation of all gender and sexual minorities.
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Prime Minister Rob Jetten visited the LGBTI bar The Stonewall Inn in New York. Riots broke out there in 1969, which led to the worldwide protest movement for LGBTI emancipation.
Netherland's first openly gay prime minister visits NYC's Stonewall Inn
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, who this year became the first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands, toured the historic Greenwich Village landmark and reflected on its significance.
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