This event was hosted by the National Law Enforcement museum in washington dc. It is my pleasure and honor to be back with you. As we stream, we are looking back on 50 years, where we were 50 years ago at the stonewall riots and how far we have come, the changes have been made and the changes still to come. Before we get started, i would like to introduce our guest, starting with david carter, the film stonewall uprising which won a peabody award. Also with us is brian downey, the president of the officers actually goal of new york which addresses the need and issues and concerns of the Lgbtq Community. Also, lieutenant brett parson, a district native per coming years on the force . Almost 26. 26 years. He manages the departments lesbian, bisexual liaison unit. And then mr. Lewis prescott. He is a novelist and a writer and a common list. Im looking forward to learning a lot and looking back with you through your eyes and perspectives on where we were 50 years ago. It is hard to believe
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At the new museum. The facility is climate controlled. We will make sure all of the objects stay safe until the opening day and we can put them on display. National Law Enforcement museum will be opening in judiciary ,quare in washington, d. C. Straight across the street from the national Law Enforcement officers memorial. The museum is an outgrowth of the Law Enforcement memorial. 25 years ago, the memorial began and from there, people realize there were more stories to tell. We wanted to tell about the lives of these officers, not the officers who died in the line of duty, but to talk a lot the officers and the work that they do. The idea for the National Lawenforcement museum began around 2000. It is a congressionally authorized museum. Our goal is to tell the story of american Law Enforcement, which is a wide ranging story that covers a lot of different parts of the history of the united dates. The museum is mostly underground, but it has two very beautiful glass pavilions. We are
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