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{"value"=>"1976 September 30", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1976-09-30"}
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{"value"=>"James Kepner Interview"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Part 11 of an interview with James Kepner conducted by John D'Emilio in Los Angeles in 1976. In this segment, recorded on September 30, 1976 Kepner describes an anti-gay riot at the Black Cat bar; gay protests against a church; a march held by the Gay Liberation Front; an organization on Hoover St. called \"NCC\"; and the development of gay political power in Los Angeles. He mentions the Janus Society, One, Inc; and gay activists Morris [Kight?], Troy, Dorr Legg, and Don Slater.</p>"}
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1976-09-30
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1976-09-30
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1976-09-30
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1976
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1976
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1 audio recording