ACT UP: Marriage License Bureau Protest, WCBS-TV

WCBS-TV New York, Channel 2 News coverage of ACT UP protest at Manhattan's marriage license bureau in 1989. The report features an on-camera interview with former Lambda Defense and Education Fund executive director, the late Thomas B. Stoddard. Anchor: Ernie Anastos; Reporter: J.J. Gonzalez.

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Thomas B. Stoddard was one of the greatest debaters I have ever heard. Unfortunately because of 'pop culture' and a myopic public, most people will never know of his greatness. I saw him briefly in person and he was never beaten in a television debate. He was fast, dignified and had a machine gun of words and statements for the ignorant. He was a true 'Statesman', and will live on in those of us that were fortunate enough to watch his mind and mouth in action. I hope a documentary is made.

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"within 20 years I believe at least half of the states will allow two men or two women to marry"

20 years later and we only have 2 states. The fight for civil rights continues