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    Quantum Leap » Quantum Leap #9 - Up Against a Stonewall released by Innovation on February 1993.

    A very special issue; written by Andy Mangels, q sequel to the second season episode, "Goodnight, Dear Heart"!

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    Up Against a Stonewall last edited by MattieWashburn on 10/06/21 11:14AM View full history

    Andy Mangels writes a sequel to the second season episode, "Goodnight, Dear Heart"! After serving twelve years in prison for manslaughter, Stephanie Haywood is released from the Massachusetts Correctional Facility for Women, June 22, 1969.

    Stephanie may end up a successful photographer; or, she may be sent back to prison for violating parole by being involved in the Stonewall Inn riots.

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    Quantum Leap #9 - Up Against a Stonewall by airdave on April 05, 2020

    Andy Mangels writes a very special sequel to the Quantum Leap second season episode, "Goodnight, Dear Heart". The episode inadvertently portrayed a lesbian in a negative light. Mangels' story "puts write what once went wrong". He uses the character Stephanie Haywood and The Stonewall Riots to show that the GLBQT community needs the same rights as women and minorities.The story opens with Stephanie just released from prison after serving her full sentence for manslaughter. The judge gave no optio...

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