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Stormé DeLarverie
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Bibliography

Fernandez, Manny. “A Stonewall Veteran, 89, Misses the Parade.” NYTimes.com. Posted June 27, 2010.

Hamilton, Alec. “Gay Rights Activist and Stonewall Rebel Dies at 93.” WNYC.org. Posted May 28, 2014.

Hajela, Deepti. “Stonewall Activist Storme DeLarverie Dies at 93.” HuffingtonPost.com. Updated May 28, 2014.

Henderson, William. “Stormé DeLarverie, S.V.A Stonewall Ambassador.” stonewallvets.org.

Luce, Jim. “Gay Community's Rosa Parks Faces Death, Impoverished and Alone.” HuffingtonPost.com. Posted July 12, 2010.

Nestel, Matthew. “Gay rights Activist Forced from St. Vincent’s Hospital into Nursing Home.” DNAinfo New York. Updated April 20, 2010.

Tcholakian, Danielle. “Hundreds Mourn Gay Rights Pioneer at Memorial.” DNAinfo New York. Posted May 30, 2014.

West, Robert. “Stormé DeLarverie: In a Storm of Indifference, She’s Still a Jewel.” HuffingtonPost.com. Posted March 26, 2013.

Media

Storme: The Lady of the Jewel Box,directed by Michelle  Parkerson. 1987. New York: Women Make Movies.

Awards

2000. “Gay Lifetime Achievement Award.” Senior Action in a Gay Environment (“SAGE”).
2005. “40 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Heroes.” Equality Forum.