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Issue of The Gay pride crusader, published February-March 1974, Volume 3, Number 1. This 11-page free periodical documents political, social, and cultural developments in the San Francisco gay community. Featured articles include analysis of California Senate Bill 39 and its implications for anti-gay sex laws, Reverend Raymond Broshears' campaign for the 5th Congressional District seat, and coverage of the Peace and Freedom Party's state convention. Reports address activism, legal cases, community events, and the activities of the Helping Hands Community Center. The issue includes poetry, bar and club reviews, news on local and national gay organizations, opinion columns by Harvey Milk and others, and a comprehensive directory of gay groups worldwide. Black-and-white photographs, advertisements, and creative writing are interspersed throughout. Printed in black and white on newsprint in broadsheet format.

Title
Gay pride crusader, February-March 1974, Volume 3, Number 1
Variant Title
Gay crusader.
Gay pride.
Crusader.
Gay crusader news.
San Francisco crusader.
Published
1974-02/03
Full Collection Name
Gay Pride Crusader
Project Name
San Francisco Bay Area gay and lesbian serial collection
Subject (Topic)
LGBT activism
Gay rights
Gay press publications
Gay community
Community organization
Gay culture
Gay activists
Keyword
LGBT activism ; anti-gay sex laws ; California Senate Bill 39 ; Reverend Raymond Broshears ; Peace and Freedom Party ; San Francisco gay community ; Helping Hands Community Center ; bar and club culture ; Harvey Milk ; gay rights ; legal advocacy ; community organizing ; LGBT organizations ; LGBT history
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Text
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1 online resource (128 v. : ill.)
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The Library
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