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Chamblee LGBTQ+ liaison bridges historic gap between police and community
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Chamblee LGBTQ+ liaison bridges historic gap between police and community
Chamblee Police Department LGBTQ+ liaison Officer Brandon White. (Courtesy City of Chamblee) The police raids on The Stonewall Inn in New York and the screening of Andy Warhol’s “Lonesome Cowboys” in Atlanta in 1969 were turning points in the gay rights movement, but also highlighted the LGBTQ+ community’s fraught relationship with law enforcement. According to a 2022 study from Policing the Rainbow, 56.6 percent of LGBTQ+ people found their mos…
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