The group that rioted in this event were traditionally excluded from gay bars, and it occurred three years before Stonewall.
Victor Silverman and Susan Stryker directed a documentary about this event, which featured an event with community liason Elliott Blackstone. The NTCU was established after this event, some of whose participants were members of a youth organization organized by the Gilde Memorial Church called the Vanguard. This disturbance supposedly began after a patron threw a cup of coffee into an officer's face, and it took place at an establishment found at the corner of (*) Turk and Tayler in the Tenderloin district. The group that rioted in this event were traditionally excluded from gay bars, and it occurred three years before Stonewall. For 10 points, name this supposed "first queer uprising" in the United States, whose instigators were transsexuals eating at a restaurant in San Francisco.
Victor Silverman and Susan Stryker directed a documentary about this event, which featured an event with community liason Elliott Blackstone.
Compton's cafeteria riot