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This month in SF Gay History: August

Author: Icarus Published Date: August 28, 2015 Leave a Comment on This month in SF Gay History: August

August 2, 1924 On this date in 1924, author James Baldwin (Giovanni’s Room), now honored on the Castro’s Rainbow Honor Walk, was born. August 19,…

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1850 John W. Geary becomes the first mayor of San Francisco.

1975 When the Consenting Adults Bill (AB 489) that would decriminalize gay sex among consenting adults in their privacy of their own homes deadlocks 20-20 in the California State Senate, Senate President George Moscone (future Mayor of SF) dramatically locks the Senate door until Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally can fly back from Colorado to cast the tie-breaking aye vote.

1979 Dan White's trial for the murders of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk begins.

2018 The SF Board of Supervisors unanimously passes an ordinance to establish the Leather & LGBTQ Cultural District in the SOMA neighborhood. Mayor Mike Farrell signs it on May 9th.

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