reverend emma chattin is ordained in the metropolitan community church, and serv i a parinorthern virginia. r e is also executive director for the transgenucation association of greater washington. george johnson is an l.g.b.t.q. a h.i.v. activist. he is also a columnist for afropunk, and a guest editor for b.e.t. digital. beverly tillery is the execu director of the anti-violence project, an organization dedicated to ending violence against the l.g.b.t.q. community. and, mark segal was at stonewall the night it was raided by police, and participated in the riots. he is the founder of philadelphia gay news. and welcome all of you to the thank you for being here. mark segal, i want to start with you. you were there on the night ofne 8, 1969. you were 18 years old. what did you see? >> as an 18-year-old kid, i moved from philadelphia, a city of 1.6 million, to be with my people, in a sense, because were invisible. that night, like every other night, i was walking up and down crstreet and at the end of the night, you would go into the stonewal s going into tnewall was a typical night until th

n woodruff: we hear each of you-- and we thank you so much for joining us today, emma chattin, george johnson, beverly tillery, mark segal. thank you very much.. >> thank y >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: aluating the impact of sexual assault allegations against president trump. "the death of politics," a new book by conservative author peter wehner. but first, there is growing attention about the of menstrual products, how they quickly add up and the subsequent impact on access,ul partly for lower-income women. now, many school districts and universities, as well as a few cities and states, are providing free period products in schools for students who might need them or cannot afford them. for our weekly segment "making the grade," l correspondent kavitha cardoza with our partner "education week," reports on efforts to end what's been called "period poverty." >> hello! >> hi!te >> rep young women all over the country report remarkably >> everyone's just kind of grossed out and then embarrassed to talk about it. >> aot of people say "that time of m