Three friends remember the Christopher Street Pier.
Pier 45 in Greenwich Village has always had a place in gay culture as a meeting place and for some, a home. In 1996, it was demolished. Many saw this as an attempt to force the largely Latino and black community who used the pier to leave the rapidly gentrifying Village. In this audio postcard, three friends remember the Christopher Street Pier. Yepoka Yeebo reports.
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