Over the next few days, from June 29th through July 1st, the Stonewall Inn was a place of congregation for LGBTQ+ citizens and activists. They used the riots as a way to spread information and build up the gay community and lit the match to start the fire of gay activism. Even with the return of the police, the atmosphere had become less combative, with small-scale fights taking the place of the weekend's massive disturbances. The newspaper reported on the Stonewall riots framing the gay population as the enemies using the quote “the forces of faggotry.” After the article came out LGBTQ+ people were forming crowds outside of the news office and many people demanded that the building be burnt down. The police would once again show up to fight the gay community and riots began again though they were brief; ending by midnight (Pruitt). The Stonewall Riots had an unimaginable impact not only on the LGBTQ+ community at large, but it had a huge impact on each group of people in the LGBTQ+