No images? Click here   How an unlikely ally fought homophobic police raids a year before StonewallBy the mid-20th century, sections of Fire Island had become havens for the queer community, a place to escape the repressive society that sanctioned discrimination of anyone who dared to be openly LGBTQ+. Visitors could socialize, relax, and, well, rendezvous with one another in peace. LGBTQ Nation uncovers the trials that shook the queer community, including exclusive access to a local reporter who covered the cases. Keep an eye out for more exclusive digital cover stories from around the world. Because the LGBTQ Nation is global.     
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