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Bay Area Reporter digitizes archives

Author: Royal Scribe Published Date: August 25, 2020 Leave a Comment on Bay Area Reporter digitizes archives

The Bay Area Reporter, which is both San Francisco and America’s longest continuously-published and highest circulation LGBTQ newspaper, has always been SF Gay History’s preeminent…

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1901 Douglas Tilden's homoerotic statue The Mechanics Monument is formally dedicated at the intersection of Market, Bush, and Battery Streets in San Francisco.

1992 Police Chief Richard Hongisto is fired after the San Francisco Police Commission finds him culpable of getting police officers to take 2,000 copies of the San Francisco Bay Times, an LGBT publication that ran an article critical of his police actions.

2008 The California Supreme Court rules in favor of San Francisco's lawsuit stemming from the City's 2004 attempt to allow same-sex couples to marry. Same-sex couples marry until the passage of Prop. 8 in November.

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