# Harvey Milk
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Harvey Bernard Milk (May 22, 1930 – November 27, 1978) was an American politician and the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California, as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Milk was born and raised in New York. He acknowledged his homosexuality in adolescence, but secretly pursued sexual relationships well into adulthood.
The End of the Beginning
It's 1984. The mysterious illness stalking the gay community has a name and has claimed more than 2000 lives. Sadly, this is just the beginning of the horrors that the LGBTQ+ community will face in the coming decade as Reagan's government does little to combat the disease because of its association…
ALBUM REVIEW: 30,000 Monkies - Super Rebound
Join Dave & Duncan as they review the new album from Belgian Champagnemetal quartet, 30,000 Monkies.
The bands new album, Super Rebound, will be released on September 18th via FVN KULT REKORDS.
FFO: Unsane, Harvey Milk, Neurosis, Big Business, GHOLD, Remote Viewing, Class Traitor, Tuskar, Sumac,…
Dustin Lance Black wants everyone to find their people
Screenwriter Dustin Lance Black’s work often looks at real people struggling to find their place. He won the Oscar for the 2007 biopic 'Milk' starring Sean Penn as the openly gay activist and politician Harvey Milk. His other projects include the films 'Rustin and J. Edgar,' as well as the limited …
Without Hope There is No Tomorrow
Think about the person who gave you hope when you needed it most. Somebody did. Maybe they said one sentence and never knew it mattered. Harvey Milk built an entire movement on it at a time when hope was in very short supply. Joe and Rya trace what happens to people when hope runs out, and what it …
The Murder of Harvey Milk
AI True Crime: The Murder of Harvey Milk
Harvey Milk became the first openly gay elected official in California when he won a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977. His short political career, his battles over gay rights, the Briggs Initiative, and his assassination alongside Mayo…
Bang. 10:40 PM. Robert Opel Is Dead. (Season 6 Trailer)
Bang. 10:40 PM. July 8, 1979: Robert Opel is dead.
We know who pulled the trigger, or do we?
Robert Opel was a bisexual political activist, gallerist, and 1974 Oscar streaker. He was a pioneer: his gallery, Fey-Way Studios, in San Francisco showed artist Tom of Finland and photographer Robert Mappl…
Gay Power, Gay Myth: Harvey Milk and Randy Shilts
Assassinated less than a year into his term as San Francisco city supervisor, Harvey Milk is remembered today as one of the first openly gay elected officials and a symbol of the struggle for gay rights. But he’s less known for the unique style of gay politics he pioneered: a pragmatic populism gro…
Dan Flynn Cult City Jim Jones, Harvey Milk
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UU Pride!
During this Pride Sunday service, Rev. John reflects on the courage of Harvey Milk and the role Unitarian Universalists have played in the struggle for LGBTQ+ dignity and equality. What does their witness ask of us when hard-won freedoms are once again under threat?
Opel v. Keenan: The Murder That Never Made Sense Part One (Season 6; Ep 1)
PART ONE:
It’s a queer true-crime story, political mystery, and historical investigation unlike anything the curious world has ever been exposed to.
9:00-9:15 PM, July 8, 1979: Oscar streaker, gallerist, and bisexual political activist Robert Opel is shot in the head from a foot away. Weeks earlier…
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