Bay Area Reporter, November 13, 1986, Vol. XVI, No. 46

Bob Ross (Publisher); Ray O'Loughlin (News Editor); Dianne Gregory (Entertainment Editor); Will Snyder (Associate Editor); George Heymont (Fine Arts Editor); Wayne Friday (Political Editor); Michael Snyder (Office Manager); Ann S. West (Classified Advertising); Michael Jay Goldberg (Typesetting); Richard Burt (Layout); Tony Lindsey (Production); Austin Snow (Production); Mick Hicks (Contributing Photographer); Scott Martin (Contributing Photographer); Scott McLennan (Contributing Photographer); Photo Graphics/Darlene (Contributing Photographer); Robert Pruzan (Contributing Photographer); Rink (Contributing Photographer); Savage Photography (Contributing Photographer); David Brady (Cartoonist); Lisa Francis (Cartoonist); Robert J. Dern, C.P.A. (Auditor/Accountant)

This issue of Bay Area Reporter, published November 13, 1986, covers major events and issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco and beyond. Articles include reports on the defeat of California Proposition 64, AIDS-related discrimination, insurance and healthcare challenges, activism for gay rights, and community reactions to Vatican statements on homosexuality. Other features address the Ku Klux Klan's threats to a gay enclave in Nevada, coverage of the Emperor Norton Bridge lighting campaign, and the impact of AIDS on legal, social, and economic fronts. Editorials, letters, classifieds, obituaries, and advertisements for local services and businesses are also included. The 23-page issue reflects journalistic reporting, opinion, and community resources relevant to the period.

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Bay Area Reporter, November 13, 1986, Vol. XVI, No. 46

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Bay Area reporter

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1986-11-13

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San Francisco Bay Area gay and lesbian serial collection

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AIDS (Disease)
Gay rights
LGBT activism
Gay community
Obituaries
Advertising, Classified
Letters to the editor

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