Template:Early U.S. gay rights movement

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v t e Early LGBT rights advocacy in the United States (pre-Stonewall riots)

Organizations	Council on Religion and the Homosexual Daughters of Bilitis Janus Society Knights of the Clock Mattachine Society Metropolitan Community Church NACHO ONE, Inc. PRIDE Society for Human Rights Student Homophile League Veterans Benevolent Association

Mattachine Society	Hal Call Rudi Gernreich James Gruber Harry Hay Dale Jennings Frank Kameny Jack Nichols Chuck Rowland

Daughters of Bilitis	Lisa Ben Barbara Gittings Barbara Grier Kay Lahusen Phyllis Lyon Del Martin Ruth Simpson

Others	Merton Bird Reed Erickson Arthur Evans Henry Gerber Morris Kight Aristide Laurent W. Dorr Legg Troy Perry Clark Polak Craig Rodwell José Sarria Randy Wicker H. Lynn Womack

Publications	The Advocate Drum Journal of Homosexuality The Ladder Vice Versa

Events	List of actions Newport sex scandal (1919) Secret Court of 1920 (1920) One, Inc. v. Olesen (1958) MANual Enterprises v. Day (1962) Annual Reminder (1965–1969) Compton's Cafeteria riot (1966)

Related	Black Cat Bar Black Cat Tavern DOB Australia Homophile Julius (NYC bar) Minorities Research Group (UK) ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives Oscar Wilde Bookshop The Patch Tavern Guild

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