This 33-page issue of the Bay Area Reporter, published July 6, 1989, in San Francisco, covers major developments in LGBTQ rights, AIDS activism, and community events. Key articles address the petition campaign against the city's newly passed domestic partnership law, with both opposition and support detailed, and profiles of activists such as Jean Harris. The issue reports on local and international LGBTQ experiences, including the Paris bicentennial, and explores intersections between gay rights and women's rights, particularly in response to the Supreme Court's abortion ruling. Letters and editorial sections provide community perspectives on topics such as pride events, AIDS funding, gay youth suicide, and public policy debates. The paper features classified ads, event notices, and advertisements relevant to the LGBTQ community, and is printed in a tabloid format with black-and-white photographs and editorial cartoons.