# 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.
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…
LGBTQIA+ Captured Girl Scouts: How To Stop This Cycle
Malcolm and Simone examine how the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts shifted from their founding principles into vehicles for progressive cultural messaging. They review membership declines, policy changes around identity and pride programs, and the strategic missteps that allowed institutional capture.
T…
The Devil's Audition - Part One
THE DEVIL’S AUDITION
Episode One: Temptation
On November 9, 1980, twenty-six-year-old Valerie McDonald was doing something remarkably sensible: she was getting out.
The aspiring filmmaker, actress, model and cocktail waitress had become frightened by the men managing her apartment building in Sa…
Opel v. Keenan: The Murder That Never Made Sense Part Two (Season 6; Ep 2)
PART TWO:
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…
October 14 - Marching for Equality
On this day in Labor History the year was 1979.
That was the day that the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights took place in Washington D.C.
Estimates of marchers ranged from as few 75,000 to as many as 200,000.
The year of the march was significant.
It marked the ten-year…
Episode 20: Your Voice, Your Vote: Queer History & Voting in Texas
This week on Not a Lonely Coffee Break, Maddie and Meaghan are diving into voting rights, LGBTQ+ political history, and what it means to make your voice heard in Texas.
From the early days of the Dallas Gay Political Caucus to Harvey Milk's historic visit to Dallas, we're exploring the queer advoca…
Digging Ditches in New Mexico
My guest on the show today is writer, activist and retired journalism professor Robert Jensen who has a new book out, This I Don’t Believe: A Fulfilling Life without Meaning.
In it, Bob uses his own encounters with different sources of meaning – God, nature, even the idea that we’re free to choose …
Opel v. Keenan: The Murder That Never Made Sense Part Three (Season 6; Ep 3)
PART THREE:
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 earli…
San Francisco: Castro's Icons Audio Tour
Full Version: San Francisco: Castro's Icons Audio Tour
Dive into the vibrant world of San Francisco's Castro district, a realm of rich LGBTQ history and activism, through this immersive in-app audio tour. Geared to those fascinated by social progress and culture, the tour will appeal to lovers of h…
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